Economic Implications for the United Kingdom of Scottish Independence

Lords Economic Affairs Committee question Michael Moore MP and former Bank of England Deputy Governor on economics of Scottish Independence

Lords Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence from John Swinney MSP

Lords Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence from Lord West of Spithead

Lords Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence from Paul Johnson, Director, IFS

Lords Economic Affairs Committee take evidence from Rupert Soames, Chief Executive of Aggreko

Lords Economic Affairs Committee take evidence from Sir Philip Hampton, Chairman and Stephen Boyle, Head of Group Economics at RBS

Lords Economic Affairs Committee take evidence from Francis Tusa, Editor of Defence Analysis

Rt Hon Danny Alexander MP and Sir Nicholas Macpherson will give evidence to the Lords Economic Affairs Committee

Dr Karen Henderson will give evidence to the Lords Economic Affairs Committee

Lords Economic Affairs Committee take further evidence tomorrow

Lords Economic Affairs Committee take evidence

Lords Economic Affairs Committee questions Institute of Directors and Confederation of British Industry

Former Chief Economic Adviser to the Scottish Office gives evidence

Lords Economic Affairs Committee continues inquiry into the economic implications for the UK of Scottish independence

Lords Economic Affairs Committee question economics expert Professor David Bell

With the Scottish Government aiming to hold a referendum on independence in 2014, the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has today launched an inquiry into the economic implications of such independence on the UK.

The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee’s has today announced it will hold an inquiry into the economic implications for the United Kingdom of possible Scottish independence.