CLEAN : Theresa May critics kick off Save Brexit rallies

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on trade, currency, and political dynamics. It highlights the potential economic impact on European countries and the role of the World Trade Organization. The common rulebook and its democratic implications are examined, along with public opinion on Brexit. The discussion concludes with potential trade deals and their economic significance, emphasizing the need for genuine free trade agreements without political linkage.

What is one potential benefit of having a free-floating currency in the context of Brexit?

• It compensates for changes in trade arrangements.

• It increases the popularity of the Prime Minister.

• It stabilizes the political climate.

• It reduces the need for international trade.

How are non-European countries trading with the single market?

• Through direct negotiations with the UK.

• Through bilateral agreements.

• By adopting European Union laws.

• Using World Trade Organization rules.

What does the 'common rulebook' imply according to the transcript?

• It is a flexible set of regulations.

• It is a set of rules created by the UK.

• It is a guideline for international trade.

• It is written by the European Union and followed by the UK.

What is the public opinion on the Checkers plan as mentioned in the transcript?

• More than half support it.

• Less than one-fifth oppose it.

• It is widely accepted.

• More than half oppose it.

What industry might influence the outcome of a genuine free trade deal?

• The British textile industry.

• The German car industry.

• The French wine industry.

• The Italian fashion industry.