The Arguments Behind the U.K.'s Brexit Debate

The video discusses the Brexit debate, linking it to global nationalism and economic arguments. It highlights the democratic concerns over EU bureaucracy and the emotional versus rational decision-making in the referendum. The discussion also covers immigration issues and the economic implications of leaving the EU, emphasizing the challenges faced by the UK in controlling its immigration system.

What are the main economic arguments presented for leaving the EU?

How does the speaker relate the Brexit debate to broader themes of democracy and nationalism?

What psychological factors does Richard Thaler mention that influence people's decision-making in the Brexit referendum?

What criticisms does the speaker have regarding the remain camp's approach to the immigration argument?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the immigration system in the UK is broken?