Business Community Wants the U.K. in the EU: Rudd

The transcript discusses the business perspective on EU negotiations, emphasizing the need for reform rather than aggressive renegotiation. It highlights the importance of the single market and the role of both big and small businesses in supporting EU membership. The conversation also touches on the internal debate within the business community about EU membership, drawing lessons from the Scottish referendum. Immigration is identified as a central issue, with a focus on its economic benefits and the need for factual discourse. The discussion concludes with concerns about globalization and the economic risks of leaving the EU.

What are the main reasons businesses want to remain in the European Union?

What lessons were learned from the Scottish referendum regarding business communication?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the immigration debate is affecting public perception of business?

What concerns are raised about the potential impact of aggressive negotiations?

How does the speaker view the relationship between immigration and the business community?

What is the speaker's stance on the free movement of people within the EU?

How does the speaker propose to address the fears surrounding EU membership?