Do you think that an independent Scotland controlling growth in spending in its early years in order to reduce the expected spending deficit would be the right or wrong thing to do?

Field work dates: 1 June 2018 - 5 June 2018
Data from: Scotland
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Results for: Do you think that an independent Scotland controlling growth in spending in its early years in order to reduce the expected spending deficit would be the right or wrong thing to do?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 June 2018 Poll by YouGov
Right thing to do	45%
Wrong thing to do	14%
Not sure	41%
Don't know	0%
Refused	0%

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The Growth Commission report also suggested that in early years an independent Scotland should control growth in spending in order to reduce the expected spending deficit. Do you think this would be the right or wrong thing to do?

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Do you think that an independent Scotland controlling growth in spending in its early years in order to reduce the expected spending deficit would be the right or wrong thing to do?

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