New efforts begin to get economy moving...

The video discusses the UK government's encouragement for people to return to work and dine out safely to boost the economy. In Wakefield, residents are taking advantage of the eat out scheme despite COVID-19 concerns. Business owners express mixed feelings about balancing economic recovery with health campaigns. The video also highlights changes in work habits, with some preferring remote work. Public sentiment is generally supportive of government advice, but there are concerns about potential restrictions if COVID-19 cases rise.

What is the primary goal of the 'eat out to help out' scheme mentioned in the video?

• To support local businesses by encouraging dining out

• To reduce the number of COVID-19 cases

• To encourage people to work from home

• To promote healthy eating habits

How does the cafe owner in Wakefield view the 'eat out to help out' scheme?

• As a mandatory government policy

• As a way to completely eliminate COVID-19

• As a perfect solution to boost the economy

• As conflicting with health campaigns but manageable with moderation

What is the main concern of office workers in Wakefield regarding returning to work?

• The need for more office space

• The potential increase in COVID-19 cases

• The lack of public transportation

• The decrease in city center spending

What is the general sentiment of people in the city center towards the government's advice?

• They are confused and frustrated

• They are supportive and hopeful

• They are indifferent

• They are completely against it

What might happen if the transmission rate of COVID-19 increases in Wakefield?

• All businesses will be closed permanently

• More restrictions will be implemented

• The 'eat out to help out' scheme will be expanded

• The government will stop providing information