Kirkegaard: Expect Difficulty Ahead for U.K. PM May

The transcript discusses Theresa May's plan to trigger Article 50 by March, the expected Supreme Court ruling against the British Government, and the subsequent parliamentary actions. It highlights the EU's tough negotiation stance, the complexities of future agreements, and the potential for business relocations. The political challenges May faces in keeping her party united are explored, along with the possibility of snap elections if divisions arise.

What is the expected outcome of the British Government's case at the Supreme Court regarding Article 50?

• A unanimous vote in favor of the government

• A split decision among the judges

• A unanimous vote against the government

• The case being dismissed without a decision

What is the European Union's initial stance on the Brexit negotiations?

• To delay negotiations until 2018

• To allow the UK to dictate the terms

• To negotiate only the exit terms first

• To negotiate both exit and future relations simultaneously

What challenge does Theresa May face in keeping her party united?

• Deciding on a soft Brexit

• Maintaining support for a hard Brexit

• Avoiding any form of Brexit

• Gaining support for remaining in the EU

What might businesses do in response to the UK's potential exit from the internal market?

• Wait for the final Brexit deal before deciding

• Relocate part of their operations out of the UK

• Increase their operations in the UK

• Invest more in the UK market

What political event could occur if Theresa May fails to keep her party united?

• A referendum on Brexit

• A vote of no confidence

• Snap elections

• A coalition government