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The most realistic answer

12/01/201412/01/2014 Tam 3 Comments

A short while ago, Yves Gounin (who is a high-ranking government official in France) wrote a very interesting article in

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Granting Scottish citizenship to new Scots

07/01/201414/03/2017 Tam 15 Comments

Most of the discussions about access to Scottish citizenship after independence have been about expat Scots and their descendants (as

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Scotland, Penrose and Lego

31/12/2013 Tam 2 Comments

The last blog post of the year is also Arc of Prosperity’s first ever video podcast: Penrose and Lego from

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Debt equals assets

20/12/201320/12/2013 Tam 2 Comments

I had a feeling of déjà vu today. I was reading the NIESR’s blog post about the Scottish national debt:

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Cross-border trade in an independent Scotland

12/12/201312/12/2013 Tam 9 Comments

Danish politicians are well aware that they cannot raise taxes on food and drink without looking at the taxation levels

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Wakening up to reality

04/12/201305/12/2013 Tam 19 Comments

Until very recently, journalists and politicians in the rUK were dismissing Scottish independence as something that clearly would never happen,

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The postponement of the 2015 General Election

30/11/201330/11/2013 Tam 23 Comments

Of course the thoughts of anybody from the Glasgow area are with the victims of the Clutha helicopter crash today.

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