Author (Corporate) | The Sustainable Growth Commission |
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Publication Date | May 2018 |
Content Type | Report |
Summary: Report published by Scotland's Sustainable Growth Commission on 25 May 2018, which assesses projections for Scotland's economy and public finances under different potential governance scenarios. Further information: The report's core finding isthat an independent Scotland could emulate the world’s 12 best performing small advanced economies (SAEs), closing the growth gap and driving GDP per head to the median of these best performing economies. Highlighting the strengths of Scotland’s economic assets and advantages, in terms of natural resources, the education and skills of the people who lived in Scotland and sectors with existing and potential global competitiveness the Commission identified ways in which Scotland could match the success of other small countries using powers available now and with independence. The Sustainable Growth Commission was established by the Scottish First Minister in September 2016. |
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https://www.sustainablegrowthcommission.scot/report
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Subject Categories | Economic and Financial Affairs |
Subject Tags | Economic Governance | Situation |
Keywords | Scotland |
Countries / Regions | United Kingdom |