Tony Blair speaking at Open Britain event

The transcript discusses the complexity of decisions related to Brexit, emphasizing that each decision leads to further decisions with significant consequences. It questions the rationality of these decisions, considering the costs and benefits. The economic implications of leaving the EU, such as withdrawing from the single market and customs union, are highlighted. The impact on various sectors and the financial costs involved are explored. Additionally, the loss of influence in global politics and the challenges of renegotiating trade agreements are addressed.

What is emphasized as a crucial aspect of the Brexit decision-making process?

• The interconnected nature of decisions

• The mechanical implementation of the decision

• The simplicity of the decision

• The immediate benefits of the decision

Which market will the UK withdraw from as part of Brexit?

• The North American market

• The African market

• The Asian market

• The single market

What is one of the financial obligations mentioned in relation to Brexit?

• Paying for increased tariffs

• Paying for previous EU obligations

• Paying for new trade agreements

• Paying for future EU opportunities

What is a significant political consequence of Brexit?

• Stronger ties with the EU

• Loss of influence in the EU

• No change in political influence

• Increased influence in the EU

Which sectors are mentioned as being alarmed due to the withdrawal of European funding?

• Agriculture and tourism

• Scientific research and culture

• Education and sports

• Technology and healthcare