Austria's Kern: 'Quite Sure' No U.K. Domino Effect in EU

The transcript discusses the potential domino effect of Brexit on other EU countries, the economic and political reactions within the EU, and the challenges posed by migration and economic policies. It highlights the economic impact of Brexit, including concerns about GDP reduction and FX wars, and emphasizes the need for the EU to address these issues strategically.

What is the speaker's view on the possibility of a domino effect following Brexit?

• The speaker believes it is very likely.

• The speaker is unsure about the possibility.

• The speaker is confident there will be no domino effect.

• The speaker thinks it will happen in a few years.

What economic impact did Mario Draghi highlight regarding Brexit?

• A decrease in GDP growth for the Eurozone.

• An increase in GDP for the Eurozone.

• An increase in employment rates.

• No change in economic growth.

What is the speaker's stance on the free movement of labor within the EU?

• The speaker supports restrictions on labor movement.

• The speaker believes free movement is essential.

• The speaker is undecided on the issue.

• The speaker thinks it should be abolished.

What is a major concern related to the economic picture post-Brexit?

• Improved trade relations.

• Increased tourism in the UK.

• FX wars and economic instability.

• Higher education costs.

What issue is the speaker planning to address at the next summit?

• Climate change policies.

• Healthcare reforms.

• Migration and tangible politics.

• Digital transformation.