Hollande spells out conditions for UK-EU relations

The video discusses the conditions under which a non-EU country, like the UK, can access the EU internal market. It emphasizes the necessity of adhering to the four freedoms: movement of goods, services, capital, and people. The UK must accept all EU rules and contribute financially, similar to Norway, but at a higher level.

What are the four freedoms a non-EU country must respect to access the European internal market?

• Freedom of movement of goods, services, capital, and people

• Freedom of movement of services, capital, and technology

• Freedom of movement of goods, services, and technology

• Freedom of movement of goods, capital, and technology

Why can't a country choose to accept only some of the four freedoms?

• Because it would lead to economic imbalance

• Because it would be too costly

• Because it would violate international trade laws

• Because all four freedoms are interdependent and must be accepted together

What is the consequence if the UK wants to access the European internal market but refuses to accept one of the four freedoms?

• The UK would face economic sanctions

• The UK would have to negotiate a special deal

• The UK would be denied access

• The UK would be granted partial access

What is a key financial obligation for a country accessing the European internal market?

• Investing in European infrastructure

• Contributing financially to the market's functioning and organization

• Providing financial aid to EU member states

• Paying a fee to the European Union

How does Norway's financial contribution to the European internal market compare to what the UK might pay?

• Norway pays more than the UK would

• Norway pays less than the UK would

• Norway and the UK would pay the same amount

• Norway does not pay any contribution