Thread: Will Scotland Leave the UK?
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Old 26-08-2020, 13:22   #3294
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Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK?
Sir Kier would be concerned about treating the hot and cold taps equally and would demand one of those dual taps in the name of diversity.

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
So the Scots would vote for independence AND the Conservatives.
Where on earth have I said they wouldn't have a right to choose?
Scotland has a higher GDP per person, than most of England. Only marginally lower than the East of England.
The whole of London, the South East, and East of England do not solely comprise of the "City".
The combined UK-wide turnovers of Google and Amazon don't even come close to covering the gap. That is an indication of the size of the revenue gap. You only tax a portion of any GDP, so the extra GDP required is several times that. Eg if the deficit is 7% of GDP, then you need an increase in GDP well into double figures.
Still no sign of any evidence that the SNP have a policy where corporation tax might be reduced below that of the UK.
He's not listening, mate, he just wants to argue. I'm done with this, personally.
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