Terra Firma's King Agrees U.K. Can Change Mind on Brexit

The transcript discusses the decision-making process around the Brexit referendum, highlighting the lack of clarity during the campaign and the democratic right to change decisions. It emphasizes the importance of considering future generations in such decisions. The discussion also covers the uncertainty businesses face due to Brexit and the need to resolve contradictions to understand its full impact.

What was a major issue during the Brexit referendum campaign according to the speaker?

• Overwhelming support for Brexit

• Lack of clarity on potential outcomes

• Strong economic predictions

• Clear communication from both sides

What condition does the speaker suggest is necessary for another referendum?

• A unanimous decision by MPs

• A clear majority of the UK population supporting it

• Approval from the EU Parliament

• A significant economic downturn

Why does the speaker emphasize considering future generations in the Brexit decision?

• They are the ones who will inherit the consequences

• They have the most voting power

• They are economically dependent on the EU

• They are more informed about Brexit

What is the current state of the economy according to the speaker?

• It is growing steadily

• It is stagnant

• It is declining rapidly

• It is unpredictable

What challenge do businesses face in the context of Brexit?

• Increased competition from EU companies

• Lack of skilled labor

• High taxation rates

• Uncertainty about Brexit's final form