British Prime Minister David Cameron speech on the EU referendum.

The video discusses the economic implications of the UK's membership in the European Union, emphasizing the benefits of the single market for productivity and growth. It presents a strong case for remaining in the EU, highlighting the potential economic losses if the UK leaves. The speaker encourages business leaders to participate in the public debate, ensuring the British public is well-informed. The political nature of the decision is acknowledged, with a call for factual clarity to guide the public's choice.

What are the economic forecasters saying about the long-term effects of leaving the EU?

How much less well off would households be as a result of a shock to the economy?

What is the key advantage of staying in the single market according to the speaker?

What does the speaker hope business leaders will do regarding the debate on EU membership?

What is the speaker's stance on the economic argument for remaining in the EU?