Swiss President: Immigration Solution Will Fit EU Rules

The transcript covers a discussion on the absence of a Plan B for Switzerland's parliamentary solution, the potential for a referendum, and the political dynamics involved. It explores the impact of Brexit on Swiss-EU relations, the upcoming referendum on corporation tax, and the economic strategies to handle the Swiss Franc's strength. The speaker, who is both the President and Economy Minister of Switzerland, also mentions an upcoming conversation with President-Elect Trump, emphasizing the importance of open markets for small and midsized countries.

What is the Swiss Parliament's stance on having a Plan B for the free movement of persons?

• They have a detailed Plan B.

• They rely solely on Plan A.

• They have multiple backup plans.

• They are undecided about Plan B.

How might Brexit influence Switzerland's negotiations with the EU?

• It will have no impact.

• It will make negotiations easier.

• It will lead to immediate agreements.

• It will make negotiations tougher.

What is the focus of the upcoming Swiss referendum in February?

• Brexit negotiations

• Free movement of persons

• Corporation tax

• Swiss franc valuation

What percentage of Switzerland's imports come from the European Union?

• 3/4

• 1/2

• 2/3

• 1/3

How does Switzerland plan to handle the strength of the Swiss franc?

• By devaluing the currency

• By investing in education and innovation

• By reducing imports

• By increasing exports

What is the expected growth rate for Switzerland in 2017?

• 0.5%

• 1.0%

• 1.5%

• 2.0%

What message does the Swiss President plan to convey to Donald Trump?

• Increase tariffs on imports

• Promote open markets for small and midsized countries

• Strengthen the Swiss franc

• Focus on large economies