Add to ORKGThis report considers the main currency options that would be open to an independent Scotland. Our major assumption throughout the report is that an independent Scotland would make the institutional changes consistent with EU membership. Discussion Paper No. 41
The purpose of this study is to explore the motivation, likelihood, and consequences associated with...
The September 2014 referendum is a milestone in Scotland’s history. After 307 years of union with En...
Angus Armstrong explores the practical difficulties of creating a monetary union between an independ...
If Scotland votes for independence, it will create a completely different economic context for the t...
International audienceThis article examines major monetary options for an independent Scotland. It t...
Though the three main Westminster parties have each publicly rejected a formal currency union with a...
The June 2016 UK referendum on continued EU membership where the people of Scotland voted to remain,...
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond argues that, should his country gain independence, it would be ...
First paragraph: This paper explores the scenario of Scotland belonging to EMU as an independent cou...
PERSPECTIVE If the people of Scotland favour independence, the split will create high level of uncer...
At the national level, monetary policy is regarded as an important tool for government influence on ...
Uncertainty has emanated from First Minister Sturgeon’s announcement that she intends to resign as h...
The fact that Scotland voted with 62% for the UK to remain a member of the EU whereas the majority o...
In the 2014 referendum campaign the SNP claimed that an independent Scotland would use sterling as p...
The Scottish National Party (SNP) have advocated the creation of a formal currency union between Sco...
The purpose of this study is to explore the motivation, likelihood, and consequences associated with...
The September 2014 referendum is a milestone in Scotland’s history. After 307 years of union with En...
Angus Armstrong explores the practical difficulties of creating a monetary union between an independ...
If Scotland votes for independence, it will create a completely different economic context for the t...
International audienceThis article examines major monetary options for an independent Scotland. It t...
Though the three main Westminster parties have each publicly rejected a formal currency union with a...
The June 2016 UK referendum on continued EU membership where the people of Scotland voted to remain,...
Scottish first minister Alex Salmond argues that, should his country gain independence, it would be ...
First paragraph: This paper explores the scenario of Scotland belonging to EMU as an independent cou...
PERSPECTIVE If the people of Scotland favour independence, the split will create high level of uncer...
At the national level, monetary policy is regarded as an important tool for government influence on ...
Uncertainty has emanated from First Minister Sturgeon’s announcement that she intends to resign as h...
The fact that Scotland voted with 62% for the UK to remain a member of the EU whereas the majority o...
In the 2014 referendum campaign the SNP claimed that an independent Scotland would use sterling as p...
The Scottish National Party (SNP) have advocated the creation of a formal currency union between Sco...
The purpose of this study is to explore the motivation, likelihood, and consequences associated with...
The September 2014 referendum is a milestone in Scotland’s history. After 307 years of union with En...
Angus Armstrong explores the practical difficulties of creating a monetary union between an independ...