A balanced and objective assessment of the financial consequences of Scottish independence from Gavin McCrone, one of the UK's top economists with decades of involvement in the devolution and independence debates.
The economic performance of Scotland is meticulously analyzed, focusing on the decade from 1951 to 1960. This examination employs quantitative methods to assess the progress and challenges faced by the Scottish economy during that period, providing insights into its development and trends. Originally published in 1965, the work offers a detailed perspective on Scotland's economic landscape in the post-war era.
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Originally published in 1965, this book subjected the economic performance of Scotland to close examination. The progress of the Scottish economy from 1951 to 1960 was assessed in quantitative terms.