U.K.'s Pay-to-Play Approach to Post-Brexit Single Market

The video discusses the UK's potential strategies for maintaining access to the EU single market post-Brexit, including financial contributions and the implications of the free movement of people. It highlights the EU's leverage in negotiations and the importance of maintaining good relationships. The discussion also touches on the impact of court decisions regarding the UK Parliament's role in Brexit negotiations.

What is the main concern for British businesses regarding Brexit?

• The need to negotiate a new trade deal

• The increase in domestic taxes

• The loss of access to international markets

• The decrease in the value of the euro

What is the UK's net contribution to the EU annually?

• About 12 billion pounds

• About 15 billion pounds

• About 8.5 billion pounds

• About 5 billion pounds

What is a major condition for the EU in Brexit negotiations?

• The free movement of capital

• The free movement of people

• The free movement of goods

• The free movement of services

What leverage does the EU have in the Brexit negotiations?

• The ability to set negotiation terms

• The ability to influence the UK's domestic policies

• The ability to control immigration

• The ability to set trade tariffs

What impact did the lower court's decision have on Brexit negotiations?

• It had no impact on the negotiations

• It led to a hard Brexit

• It caused a shift towards compromise

• It resulted in the UK leaving the EU immediately