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Join Date: Jul 2013
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Join Date: Jul 2013
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It's based on the incorrect assumption that Scotland wouldn't be making several structural changes to the economy following independence such as scrapping Westminster mandated projects (which would happen), and also that the financial situation in the rUK is going to even vaguely resemble the current situation following Brexit (which it will not).
A second independence referendum is being proposed in the event of Brexit going through. Thus, current figures are meaningless.
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