CLEAN : UK exit from EU: from -2,2% to +1,6% of GDP

The video discusses the potential scenarios and impacts of the UK leaving the EU, ranging from economic outcomes to political implications. It highlights the importance of having a plan for future trade relationships and the need for the UK to remain open to global trade. The discussion includes the benefits and challenges of deregulation and competitiveness, as well as the impact on consumers through changes in tariffs. The political significance of Brexit for both the UK and the EU is also emphasized.

What is the worst-case scenario for the UK if it leaves the EU without a plan?

• The UK becomes 2.2% of GDP worse off.

• The UK becomes 1.6% of GDP better off.

• The UK becomes 3% of GDP worse off.

• The UK maintains its current GDP.

What is a concern related to the UK's debates about the EU?

• Increasing support for EU membership

• Growing fear of free trade and globalization

• Decreasing interest in foreign policy

• Rising enthusiasm for immigration

What is one strategy mentioned for the UK to succeed after leaving the EU?

• Limiting immigration

• Increasing trade barriers

• Reducing foreign investments

• Becoming more competitive

How can UK consumers benefit from leaving the EU?

• By increasing taxes on local products

• By limiting imports from the EU

• By reducing tariffs on agricultural goods

• By increasing tariffs on goods

What is a potential political implication of the UK leaving the EU?

• The UK loses its military role

• The EU's prestige is diminished

• The UK becomes a smaller foreign policy player

• The EU gains a new member state