Is Scotland subsidising or subsidised by the rest of the UK?

Fieldwork dates: 23 March 2007 - 26 April 2007
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: Is Scotland subsidising or subsidised by the rest of the UK?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	26 April 2007 Poll by YouGov	28 March 2007 Poll by YouGov
The tax revenues from North Sea Oil belong to Scotland; when these are taken into account, Scotland subsidises the rest of the UK	68%	73%
At the moment, Scotland's public spending is subsidised by English taxpayers	32%	27%

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The tax revenues from North Sea Oil belong to Scotland; when these are taken into account, Scotland subsidises the rest of the UK
At the moment, Scotland's public spending is subsidised by English taxpayers

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The tax revenues from North Sea Oil belong to Scotland; when these are taken into account, Scotland subsidises the rest of the UK
At the moment, Scotland's public spending is subsidised by English taxpayers

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The tax revenues from North Sea Oil belong to Scotland; when these are taken into account, Scotland subsidises the rest of the UK
At the moment, Scotland's public spending is subsidised by English taxpayers

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