CCLA CIO Calls Post-Brexit Tax Ideas 'Backward Thinking'

The transcript discusses global taxation issues, highlighting the inadequacy of taxes paid by international corporations and the controversial idea of taxing robots. It emphasizes the importance of maximizing profits for societal benefits through taxation. The conversation shifts to immigration's role in economic growth, noting the challenges posed by declining populations and the need for more immigrants to sustain economic vitality and meet pension obligations, particularly in the UK.

What concerns does the speaker express regarding the taxation of robots?

How does the speaker relate immigration to the economic growth of a nation?

What demographic challenges does the speaker mention that could impact the economy?

What is the principal challenge mentioned regarding the state pension obligation?

According to the speaker, what is necessary to increase the working population?