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Full question: The Government’s economic predictions say that Brexit will cost the British economy at least £60bn and a hard ‘no deal’ Brexit at least £100bn. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

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

• Would you have a more or less favorable view of Labour if it negotiated a deal with the Government to deliver Brexit?
• Would you have a more or less favorable view of Labour if it called for any Brexit deal to be put to the people in a new public vote and promised to campaign for Britain to remain in the EU?
• Would you have a more or less favorable view of Labour if it called for any Brexit deal to be put to the people in a new public vote but still called for the 2016 referendum result to be honoured?
• Which Brexit outcome would you most support?
• Would leaving the EU without a deal be good or bad for Britain?
• Do you agree more with the statement ‘Jeremy Corbyn would prefer Britain remains in the EU’, or the statement ‘Jeremy Corbyn would like Britain to leave the EU’?
• Do you agree more with the statement ‘Labour has shown good leadership in the way it has navigated the Brexit issue’, or the statement ‘Labour has shown bad leadership in the way it has navigated the Brexit issue’?
• Do you agree more with the statement ‘Labour needs to come off the fence and oppose Brexit’, or the statement ‘Labour needs to honour the 2016 Referendum result’?
• If you were forced to choose, would you prefer Britain to leave the EU or an end to austerity?
• What is your view on the Government’s economic predictions that say Brexit will cost the British economy at least £60bn and a hard ‘no deal’ Brexit at least £100bn?
• Which type of MP is showing the most leadership?