Roland Rudd: Can't Risk Brexit's Economic Destruction

The transcript discusses the economic and security implications of the UK leaving the EU, emphasizing the importance of remaining in the single market. It highlights the positive aspects of EU membership, such as collaboration on climate change and security. The debate on red tape and regulation is addressed, with arguments for and against Brexit. Expert opinions, particularly from the Bank of England, are considered influential in shaping voter decisions. The role of the Labour Party and its leadership in the EU debate is also discussed.

What is one of the main economic concerns mentioned about leaving the EU?

• Loss of access to the single market

• Increased tourism

• Higher education costs

• Improved trade deals

Which positive aspect of the EU is highlighted in the first section?

• Decrease in immigration

• Increase in local businesses

• Reduction in taxes

• Expansion of the single market to services

What is a common argument against remaining in the EU?

• Higher unemployment rates

• Lack of cultural diversity

• Excessive red tape

• Decreased security

Which group is mentioned as supporting the remain side?

• Both large and small businesses

• Small businesses only

• Neither large nor small businesses

• Large businesses only

What role does the governor of the Bank of England play in the debate?

• He remains neutral and silent

• He provides an independent economic perspective

• He leads the Brexit campaign

• He supports leaving the EU