New York
The best educated people in Europe are the Scots.
More than two-fifths of people aged 25-64 in Scotland are educated to tertiary level, outstripping Ireland, Luxembourg and Finland at the top of the table.
Scotland is up with Canada among the most well-educated countries in the world.
Scotland 'tops education rankings'
New York
It is Scots who run many of the successful big companies around the world.
New York
Scotland has the lowest unemployment rate (6.4%) of the four UK countries.
Employment Rate.
House prices are rising faster in Aberdeen than in London.
Aberdeen, the city outpacing London.
Scotland, unlike England, exports more than it imports.
Mathematical scientist Dr Stephen Watson says:
A. An independent Fiscal Commission, "that is headed up by two Nobel Laureates, has presented compelling evidence on the strength of an independent Scotland's economy.
B. "Their findings were echoed in the recent independent analysis in the Financial Times, which noted that the fiscal position of an independent Scotland would be better than that within the UK.
C. "Indeed, the international Standard and Poor's review of February 2014 also noted that an independent Scotland’s GP per capita would jump markedly upwards after independence, exceeding even that of Germany.
D. "‘Business for Scotland’ and ‘The Common Weal’ have also separately concluded that independence will lead to greater prosperity for Scotland.
E. "Last, even HMRC figures (London government figures) concede that Scotland is a net exporter with a positive balance of trade while the UK is a net importer with a negative balance of trade, all of which bodes very well for an independent Scotland’s future.
F. "In conclusion, the people of Scotland can confidently vote Yes on September 18 safe in the knowledge that a more prosperous Scotland lies ahead."
Dr. Stephen J. Watson : Academics for YES.
The majority of Scots in Scotland want independence.
Unfortunately, the majority of English living in Scotland will vote NO to independence.
There is a lot of oil off the West coast of Scotland that has yet to be discovered.
YES!
Mathematical scientist Dr Stephen Watson says:
A. An independent Fiscal Commission, "that is headed up by two Nobel Laureates, has presented compelling evidence on the strength of an independent Scotland's economy.
B. "Their findings were echoed in the recent independent analysis in the Financial Times, which noted that the fiscal position of an independent Scotland would be better than that within the UK.
C. "Indeed, the international Standard and Poor's review of February 2014 also noted that an independent Scotland’s GP per capita would jump markedly upwards after independence, exceeding even that of Germany.
D. "‘Business for Scotland’ and ‘The Common Weal’ have also separately concluded that independence will lead to greater prosperity for Scotland.
E. "Last, even HMRC figures (London government figures) concede that Scotland is a net exporter with a positive balance of trade while the UK is a net importer with a negative balance of trade, all of which bodes very well for an independent Scotland’s future.
F. "In conclusion, the people of Scotland can confidently vote Yes on September 18 safe in the knowledge that a more prosperous Scotland lies ahead."
Dr. Stephen J. Watson : Academics for YES.
Unfortunately, the majority of English living in Scotland will vote NO to independence.
There is a lot of oil off the West coast of Scotland that has yet to be discovered.
YES!
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar