Full question: Both the Scottish Government and the UK Government (via the Treasury) have made predictions about the future of the Scottish economy and whether it would be better or worse in an independent Scotland or as part of the UK. Which, if any, of the two governments do you trust to make the most accurate predictions

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Which issue is most important to you in deciding how to vote in the referendum?
• Do you agree or disagree that you’ve given up listening to the debate as both sides just contradict each other?
• Are you aware of what each of the three main UK parties has offered in terms of devolving more powers to Scotland in the event of a No vote? (multiple answers possible)
• Do you trust the Scottish or UK government to make the most accurate predictions about the future of the Scottish economy?
• What is your preferred constitutional settlement for Scotland from these three options?
• When thinking about how you will vote, how important is it to you whether Scotland will be able to use the Pound as part of a currency union?
• How much do you agree or disagree that the Yes Scotland campaign has been negative rather than positive?
• To what extent do you feel that you have enough knowledge to decide how to vote in the referendum?
• If the Unionist parties came together and guaranteed to offer significantly more powers to the Scottish Parliament, would this influence how you vote in the referendum?
• Do you agree or disagree that because both sides make different claims it’s hard to know who to believe?
• Should Scotland be an independent country? (Scottish views)
• Do you currently have enough information to help you make a decision about how to vote in the referendum?
• Would you prefer an independent Scotland to be a member of the EU or not?
• How much do you agree or disagree that the Better Together campaign has been negative rather than positive?
• Now that you are aware that these further powers will be available to the Scottish Parliament from 2016, will this influence how you vote in the referendum?