Economics and Politics
What Are The Economics Of An Independent Scotland?
Rupert Murdoch’s new weekend tabloid, the Sun on Sunday, claimed a few weeks ago that the Scottish ‘day of destiny’, where the Scottish people vote on the question of independence, would be on 18th October, 2014.
This has brought the question of independence into focus and in particular the economic consequences of an independent Scotland. Much has been said over the question of whether an independent Scotland would be better off, but is there a definitive answer?
The headline arguments have been debated at length by many clever people and this post does not ...
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