Frenkel: Britain Alone, Outside Not a Good Solution

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit, focusing on policy fragmentation, economic impacts, and the role of central banks. It highlights the importance of understanding currency fluctuations and the potential benefits and misunderstandings of globalization. The discussion also touches on the checks and balances in US policy, emphasizing the need for cohesive strategies in a global context.

What are the implications of the fragmentation of policies for world leaders?

How does the British Government's control over immigration relate to its decision to leave the single market?

How can politicians reconnect with their electorates according to the discussion?

In what ways have central banks' policies affected the economic landscape post-crisis?

What are the potential long-term effects of a fragmented system as discussed in the text?

What are the misconceptions about globalization mentioned in the text?

What checks and balances exist to manage the rhetoric of political leaders as per the discussion?