Could UK copy Norwegian plan in exiting EU?

The video explores the complex relationship between the European Union, Norway, and Brexit. It uses the analogy of base jumping to describe the uncertainty and risks associated with Brexit. Norway's unique position as part of the European Economic Area but not the EU is discussed, highlighting its economic benefits and independence. The Norwegian model is examined as a potential framework for Brexit, with its pros and cons. The video concludes by considering the future implications of Brexit negotiations for the UK.

What metaphor is used to describe the uncertainty of Brexit?

• Walking a tightrope

• Sailing in a storm

• Base jumping

• Climbing a mountain

Why did Norway choose not to join the EU?

• Preference for isolation

• Desire to maintain control over oil and fisheries

• Fear of economic instability

• Lack of interest in European politics

What is a benefit of Norway being part of the European Economic Area?

• Full EU membership

• Access to the single market

• Exemption from EU laws

• No financial contributions to the EU

What is a challenge of Norway's relationship with the EU?

• Limited access to European markets

• High tariffs on exports

• Acceptance of EU laws without decision-making power

• Increased immigration from non-EU countries

How did Norway's referendums on EU membership conclude?

• Overwhelming support for joining

• A close decision to remain outside

• Indifference towards the EU

• A decision to join but later reversed