Full question: Public spending in Scotland is currently higher, per person, than in England and Wales. Some argue that it is unfair that Scottish residents receive higher public spending whilst others claim that Scotland needs extra spending per person because of the physical size of the country, and because of higher average levels of poverty and ill-health than England. Do you think it is fair or unfair that Scottish residents receive higher public spending than the rest of Great Britain?

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

• If Scotland became independent, how likely do you think other UK countries would become independent?
• Where on this scale would you place your identity? (Moreno question)
• If Scotland were to become independent, what would be your prefered head of state?
• If held tomorrow, how would you vote in a Scottish independence referendum?
• Does Scotland or do England & Wales benefit more from Scotland being in the union?
• Do you support or oppose Scottish independence from the UK?
• Is it fair or unfair that Scotland receives higher public spending than the rest of the UK?
• Should the English & Welsh be allowed to vote in the Scottish independence referendum?