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The video discusses the UK's current account deficit, primarily funded by foreign direct investment (FDI). It highlights the potential impact of Brexit on these inflows, suggesting they may be temporary. The discussion includes the possibility of FDI redirection to other European countries like Ireland, Germany, and France, due to Brexit uncertainties.

What is the primary concern regarding the UK's current account deficit?

• The deficit is funded by local investments.

• The flow of money into the UK might stop.

• The UK is exporting more than it imports.

• The deficit is increasing due to high domestic spending.

Which type of investment is primarily funding the UK's current account deficit?

• Local investments

• Government bonds

• Stock market investments

• Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

How might Brexit affect the UK's FDI inflows?

• FDI inflows are likely to be temporary and may decrease.

• FDI inflows are likely to remain stable.

• FDI inflows will increase significantly.

• Brexit will have no impact on FDI inflows.

Which countries are potential new destinations for FDI currently going to the UK?

• Italy, Germany, France, and Scandinavia

• China, India, and Brazil

• Australia, New Zealand, and Canada

• Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus

What geographical direction are investors looking towards from London?

• East

• West

• North

• South