Will Be a lot of Negotiations Coming: Harris

Will Be a lot of Negotiations Coming: Harris

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The transcript discusses the Scottish independence referendum, highlighting political reactions, economic implications, and public opinion. It explores the concept of Devo Max, the impact on the British pound, and potential consequences for Brexit and global secession movements.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main concern about the promises made to Scotland during the independence debate?

They were not communicated well.

They were too vague.

They might not be fulfilled.

They were too generous.

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What is 'Devo Max' in the context of the Scottish independence debate?

A financial aid package.

A new political party.

A form of maximum power devolution.

A complete separation from the UK.

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How did public opinion polls shift during the Scottish independence campaign?

From 50-50 to 70-30 in favor of independence.

They remained constant throughout.

From 70-30 against independence to a closer margin.

From 60-40 in favor to 80-20 against.

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What role did younger voters play in the Scottish independence debate?

They were not allowed to vote.

They were against independence.

They were more likely to support independence.

They were largely indifferent.

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What was the impact of the independence debate on the British pound?

It caused a significant long-term decline.

It led to a permanent increase in value.

It had no impact.

It caused temporary weakness followed by recovery.

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How might the Scottish independence debate influence Brexit?

It has no connection to Brexit.

It might strengthen the desire to remain in the EU.

It will lead to immediate Brexit.

It could weaken the case for staying in the EU.

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What concern did the OECD have regarding the Scottish independence vote?

It would stabilize the global economy.

It could trigger other secession movements.

It would lead to economic growth.

It would have no impact.