CBI Says Post-Brexit Renationalization Is Not the Right Priority

The transcript discusses the business community's need for certainty in the context of Brexit, highlighting the desire for a clear deal. It explores the Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) stance on a potential second Brexit referendum and their commitment to leaving with a good deal. The discussion also covers areas of agreement between businesses and the Labour Party, such as infrastructure and skills development, while expressing concerns over Labour's policies like renationalization and increased taxation. The focus is on the implications of these policies for businesses and the country's priorities post-Brexit.

What is the main concern for businesses regarding Brexit negotiations?

• The lack of certainty and clarity

• The high cost of exports

• The increase in labor costs

• The decrease in consumer demand

Which area is NOT mentioned as a point of agreement between businesses and the Labour Party?

• Tax reduction

• Reform of the apprenticeship levy

• Infrastructure development

• Skills upgrade

What is a major concern for businesses regarding Labour's renationalization policy?

• It would lead to increased competition

• It has proven ineffective in the past

• It would reduce government control

• It would increase consumer satisfaction

How many pension holders are mentioned as being affected by renationalization?

• 5 million

• 8 million

• 10 million

• 12 million

What is considered the biggest priority for the country post-Brexit?

• Reducing public spending

• Achieving zero carbon emissions

• Increasing taxation

• Expanding the nationalization program