Full question: The Yes campaign are deploying a series of arguments about Scotland’s economic strength as an independent country. For example, the point to figures showing that Scotland would be the 14th wealthiest country in terms of economic output per head among the world’s developed economies, compared to the UK’s 18th place. If the Yes campaign could persuade you that you and your family would be economically better off with Scottish independence, in these circumstances, how likely or unlikely would you be to vote Yes for an independent Scotland in September?

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

• Do you think Scottish independence would result in a fairer society?
• Should Scotland be an independent country? (Scottish views)
• If you thought Labour would win the 2015 UK general election, would you be likely to vote for an independent Scotland?
• If you could be persuaded you’d be economically better off with Scottish independence, how likely would be be to vote Yes?
• Do you agree or disagree that there would be a ‘currency union’ between Scotland and the rest of the UK?
• If you thought Conservatives or Con/Dem coalition would win the 2015 UK general election, would you be likely to vote for an independent Scotland?