Is Scottish independence economically viable?

Answer:
Prosperity Requires: Natural Resources and Scotland is a Resource-Rich Country A Skilled Population - One of Scotland’s most valuable resources is its people Excellent Sectoral Clusters and Products   -  Scotland will compete on quality within the global economy.  Extensive Financial Service Systems. Scotland has many institutions that can handle large scale financial projects, expansions and investments. 

Full answer here: A prosperous Scotland



Building a New Scotland: A stronger economy with independence

Author / Creator: Scottish Government

Media type: Report

Date published: 2022

The Scottish Government’s proposals for the economy of an independent Scotland.


Scotland the Brief

Author / Creator: Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp

Media type: book

Date published: 2020

All you need to know about Scotland's economy, its finances, independence and Brexit.


The economics of secession: a review of legal, theoretical, and empirical aspects

Author / Creator: Thierry Madiès

Media type: Academic Paper

Date published: 2018

Economic theory shows that the decision for a region to remain in a country (or a union) or to secede results from a trade-off between the benefits of being part of a large country, and the costs  associated with more heterogeneity. Literature confirms the importance of these trade-offs and shows that decentralization may be effective to accommodate secessionist conflicts only if certain conditions are fulfilled.


5 reasons Scotland would thrive as an independent nation (updated)

Author / Creator: Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp

Media type: Web site

Date published: 2019

Scotland is economically viable as it has natural resources, a skilled population, strong trading relations, excellent industrial sectors and products, and a well developed financial sector.


Economic Implications for the United Kingdom of Scottish Independence

Author / Creator: House of Lords

Media type: Assessment report

Date published: 2013

The House of Lords assessment of the economic implications of independence before the 2014 referendum.