Albright Stonebridge's Guha: Very Little Time to Prep No-Deal Brexit

The video discusses Boris Johnson's commitment to Brexit, highlighting his options of renegotiating with the EU or proceeding with a no deal exit. It outlines the challenges he faces in Parliament, including a slim majority and potential measures to prevent a no deal scenario. The video also covers the reshuffling of Johnson's cabinet to support his Brexit strategy and the preparations needed for a no deal Brexit, emphasizing the economic implications for both the UK and the EU.

What are the two main options Boris Johnson has to achieve Brexit by October 31st?

• Renegotiate the agreement or exit without a deal

• Seek an extension or renegotiate the agreement

• Hold a public referendum or exit without a deal

• Form a coalition government or exit without a deal

What is one of the main challenges Boris Johnson faces in Parliament?

• A large majority opposing Brexit

• Unanimous support for a no-deal Brexit

• A coalition government with the opposition

• A slim majority of just three votes

What could happen if a vote of no confidence is passed against Boris Johnson?

• Formation of a new government or a general election

• Extension of the Brexit deadline

• Automatic renegotiation with the EU

• Immediate Brexit without a deal

What was a requirement for Boris Johnson's new cabinet members?

• Commitment to economic reforms

• Opposition to the Irish backstop

• Support for a second referendum

• Support for a no-deal Brexit

What is a potential economic impact of a no-deal Brexit on the UK?

• Increased foreign investment

• Immediate economic stability

• A short-term economic downturn

• Significant economic growth

How has the EU economy been affected by Brexit so far?

• Complete economic stability

• Significant economic downturn

• Slower growth partly due to Brexit

• Increased growth due to new trade deals

What is the EU's stance on its preparedness for a no-deal Brexit?

• It is not prepared at all

• It has no plans for a no-deal scenario

• It is fully prepared with no concerns

• It feels more prepared than the UK