Do the Math: An Economist's Guide to Brexit

The video discusses the contentious issues surrounding the UK's relationship with the EU, focusing on immigration, membership fees, and trade. It highlights the differing perspectives of the Leave and Remain campaigns, using statistics to support their arguments. The video also examines the potential economic impacts of leaving the EU, including changes in trade relations and GDP. It emphasizes the complexity of these issues and the importance of understanding the broader context behind the numbers.

What is the main concern of the Leave campaign regarding immigration?

• It will increase cultural diversity.

• It will boost the economy.

• It will strain the job market and welfare system.

• It will reduce housing prices.

How does the Remain side view the net inflow of migrants to the UK?

• They expect it to stop completely.

• They predict it will slow down.

• They believe it will increase significantly.

• They think it will remain constant.

According to the Leave campaign, how much does EU membership cost Britain weekly?

• £200 million

• £500 million

• £100 million

• £350 million

What percentage of UK exports go to the EU?

• 30%

• 44%

• 50%

• 60%

What is the estimated impact on GDP if the UK leaves the EU?

• GDP will increase by 5%

• GDP will decrease by 2%

• GDP will remain unchanged

• GDP will decrease by 10%