Wharton School's Siegel on Brexit Reverberations

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on the UK and the EU. It highlights that Brexit's ramifications will primarily affect the UK, while European public opinion has shifted more positively towards the EU post-Brexit. The Spanish election following Brexit favored the pro-EU ruling party, suggesting Brexit won't lead to a domino effect of countries leaving the EU. Instead, Brexit is seen as a UK-specific issue, and the EU may emerge stronger as a result.

How did public opinion in Europe shift after the Brexit vote?

• It became more positive towards the UK.

• It remained unchanged.

• It became more negative towards the EU.

• It became more positive towards the EU.

What was the outcome of the Spanish election that took place after Brexit?

• The election was postponed due to Brexit.

• A new anti-EU party gained significant support.

• The ruling party, which was pro-EU, had a positive outcome.

• The ruling party lost power.

What is the speaker's view on the potential domino effect of Brexit?

• Brexit will be primarily a problem for Britain.

• Brexit will lead to many countries leaving the EU.

• Brexit will have no impact on other countries.

• Brexit will cause the EU to collapse.

According to the speaker, what might be a long-term effect of Brexit on the EU?

• The EU might dissolve.

• The EU might become stronger.

• The EU might become weaker.

• The EU might expand rapidly.

What does the speaker suggest about the EU's strength post-Brexit?

• The EU will struggle to maintain unity.

• The EU will lose several member states.

• The EU will face economic decline.

• The EU may actually become stronger.