European Migration, Diversity and British Business

The transcript discusses the impact of migration on the UK economy, highlighting differing views on whether it is beneficial or detrimental. It examines the role of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) in the political landscape, particularly in the context of the Rochester by-election. The discussion also touches on how data about migration affects voter perception, suggesting that evidence-based politics may not change public opinion.

What was the contribution of migrants from the 10 accession countries to the British economy?

• 15 billion

• 5 billion

• 20 billion

• 10 billion

Which political party is most strongly opposed to immigration in the UK?

• Labour Party

• Conservative Party

• Liberal Democrats

• UK Independence Party

What is the significance of the by-election in Rochester for UKIP?

• It is their first attempt to win a seat.

• They hope to gain their second elected seat.

• They are defending a seat they already hold.

• It is a test of their new leadership.

What does the study mentioned in the third section suggest about voters' beliefs?

• Voters easily change their minds with new data.

• Voters' beliefs are often resistant to change.

• Voters are indifferent to data.

• Voters always trust government reports.

What is the main hope of those presenting immigration data to the public?

• To increase voter turnout.

• To change public opinion on immigration.

• To reduce international aid.

• To support UKIP's policies.