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Review to work out how to make sure that funding for domestic farm support is fairly allocated across the UK between 2020 and 2022. Also known as the Bew Review.
1. Objectives Considering the convergence funding received by the UK in…
Action plan from the Cross Government Joint Working Group 2015
Publication of Womenomics review by Professor Lesley Sawers.
Short comparative analysis by HM Treasury of forecasts for the Scottish deficit in 2016-17.
The Scottish Independence Referendum is on 18 September. Here are five ways we’ll benefit by staying in the United Kingdom.
A booklet providing important information about the issues affecting Scotland's future.
The final factsheet in a series, providing information about jobs and pensions issues in relation to the Scottish referendum.
The fifteenth and final paper in the Scotland analysis programme.
The fourth factsheet in a series, providing information about personal finance in relation to the Scottish independence referendum.
An independent review looking at how best to support the global ambitions of Scottish businesses.
This analysis shows how the UK’s fiscal union enables all regions to pool financial resources and benefit from shared public spending.
This series brings together all the Scotland analysis summary leaflets, helping to inform the debate about Scotland's constitutional future.
The third factsheet in a series, providing information about Scotland's place in the world in relation to the independence referendum.
An analysis of what Scottish independence would mean for social security, pensions and helping people into work.
The second factsheet in a series, providing information about money and economic issues in relation to the Scottish independence referendum.
This series brings together all the Scotland analysis summary leaflets, helping to inform the debate about Scotland's constitutional future
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