If Scotland were to become an independent country, then in the long term (that is, the next twenty-five years or so), do you think Scotland would have more or less economic growth than if it remained part of the UK?

Fieldwork dates: 1 June 2018 - 5 June 2018
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: If Scotland were to become an independent country, then in the long term (that is, the next twenty-five years or so), do you think Scotland would have more or less economic growth than if it remained part of the UK?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 June 2018 Poll by YouGov	1 January 1970 Poll by
More	36%	*
Less	34%	*
Would make no real difference	10%	*
Don't know	20%	*
Refused	0%	*

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If Scotland were to become an independent country, then in the LONG TERM (that is, the next twenty-five years or so) do you think Scotland would have more or less economic growth than if it remained part of the UK, or would it make no difference?

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If Scotland were to become an independent country, then in the long term (that is, the next twenty-five years or so), do you think Scotland would have more or less economic growth than if it remained part of the UK?

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