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Will England lose control of Scotland today?
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIt would be an engine of change. Change is needed. There's too many public sector jobs for starts.ǝןqqıʍComment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostBut we'd be living within our means. They way a small country should be.Error 404: Signature not found.Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostIt would be an engine of change. Change is needed. There's too many public sector jobs for starts.Comment
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostBut we'd be living within our means. They way a small country should be.Comment
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostIt's going to be rather difficult for King Salmond to fulfil all his promises if he has no money to spend and has to lay off half the public sector isn't it?
If, IF, there is a Yes vote we will have to borrow big to deal with the cash reserves required to support sterlingisation (and get in the EU), to pay for the eye watering costs of independence (cash which'll fund contractors for decades) and also to pay for the bonkers promises they've been making...Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View Post...especially as the Public Sector has been told it will expand which it will need to do to hand out the increased benefits that the Yes campaign has been promising.
If, IF, there is a Yes vote we will have to borrow big to deal with the cash reserves required to support sterlingisation (and get in the EU), to pay for the eye watering costs of independence (cash which'll fund contractors for decades) and also to pay for the bonkers promises they've been making...
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Originally posted by Unix View PostWe get 8% of the reserves of the BOE.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostWe get 8% of the reserves of the BOE (Must a billions) and we have a ton of oil.
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Originally posted by Unix View PostWe get 8% of the reserves of the BOE (Must a billions) and we have a ton of oil.
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In order to get a proportion of the reserves in the BoE we will need to accept a share of the debt.Comment
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