Nicola Sturgeon gives speech on how Brexit will impact on the Scottish economy

The transcript discusses the importance of migration for Scotland's economy and public services, emphasizing the benefits of free movement. It highlights the significant economic contributions of EU citizens, such as tax revenues that support public services. The document argues for staying in the single market post-Brexit, presenting it as the most sensible option. The Scottish Government is committed to minimizing Brexit's damage by collaborating with various stakeholders. The evidence supporting the single market is compelling, and the UK Government is urged to consider it.

What is a common misconception about migrants according to the speaker?

• They are essential for cultural diversity.

• They have no impact on the economy.

• They contribute significantly to public services.

• They are a burden on the economy.

How much does each EU citizen contribute on average in tax revenues, according to the paper?

• £5,000

• £10,400

• £15,000

• £20,000

What is the speaker's stance on free movement in relation to the single market?

• It should be restricted to protect local jobs.

• It should not be a barrier to staying in the single market.

• It is irrelevant to the single market.

• It should be abolished entirely.

What does the speaker believe is the only sensible option if Brexit proceeds?

• Leaving the single market.

• Staying in the single market.

• Negotiating a new trade deal.

• Implementing stricter immigration controls.

What is the Scottish Government's approach to minimizing Brexit's impact?

• Focusing solely on economic growth.

• Working with various stakeholders.

• Implementing isolationist policies.

• Ignoring the issue.