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Full question: For each of the following pairs of statements, please indicate which one you agree with most: – The UK economy will be permanently damaged by leaving the EU – Even if there is a short term economic hit, the UK economy will be back to business as usual within a couple of years of Brexit

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• How would you best sum up your view of the Government’s handling of the Brexit negotiations so far?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Britain being able to negotiate a trade deal with the EU before we leave?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Britain being able to negotiate trade deals with non-EU countries which will benefit the UK economy once the UK has left the EU?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic that your household will be better off once the UK has left the EU?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic that through NATO, Britain’s defences will remain as strong as they are today once the UK has left the EU?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic about being able to travel as freely across Europe as you can today once the UK has left the EU?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic that the UK will be able to have more control over its borders after Brexit?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic that the UK will be able to make more of its own laws after Brexit?
• Are you optimistic or pessimistic that the UK’s obligation to make payments to the EU will reduce significantly after Brexit?
• Do you agree that the UK economy will be permanently damaged by leaving the EU, or that even if there is a short term economic hit, the UK economy will be back to business as usual within a couple of years of Brexit?
• Do you agree that Remainers who are calling for Brexit to be halted should be given a prominent platform to have their say, or that the UK voted to leave the EU and those who voted against Brexit should respect the will of the majority?
• Do you agree that there should be a second referendum to give all voters an opportunity to reconsider their view on Brexit, or that the result of the 2016 referendum should be respected and the country needs to move on?
• Do you expect the EU will achieve closer political union more quickly without the UK holding it back, or that Brexit and the rise of populist parties in some parts of Europe will cause deeper divisions within the EU?