Iceland’s New Leader Wants ‘Strict’ New Currency Regime

The video discusses the political and economic implications of Iceland's potential EU membership, focusing on the currency debate. It highlights the formation of a committee to explore monetary policy options, including the possibility of connecting the Icelandic krona with another currency. The video also examines the views of different political parties on maintaining the krona and emphasizes the importance of political stability and a clear framework for currency regulation.

What is the primary reason the speaker's party opposes EU membership?

• The EU's economic policies

• The political implications beyond currency issues

• The lack of support from the public

• The EU's environmental regulations

What is the purpose of the committee mentioned in the discussion?

• To negotiate EU membership terms

• To explore different monetary policy options

• To evaluate the current government's performance

• To draft a new constitution

What does the speaker believe is crucial for the stability of the Icelandic krona?

• A clear regulatory framework

• Reducing export taxes

• Increasing foreign investments

• Joining the European Union

How does the speaker view the political situation in Iceland since 2007?

• Improving steadily

• Largely unchanged

• Full of turmoil and changes

• Stable and consistent

What is the speaker's stance on the floating krona?

• It should be replaced with the euro

• It is perfect as it is

• It needs a regulatory framework for stability

• It should be abandoned