Humza Yousaf suggests Scottish independence could lead to households being £10,200 better off

The video discusses the economic and social advantages of countries like Ireland, Norway, and Denmark compared to the UK, highlighting their higher productivity and lower inequality. It questions why Scotland cannot achieve similar success. A report by the Resolution Foundation suggests that if the UK matched the income and inequality levels of similar countries, households would be significantly better off. For Scotland, the potential benefits of independence could lead to even greater financial gains for typical households.

Which countries are mentioned as examples of being fairer and wealthier than the UK?

• Sweden, Finland, and Iceland

• France, Germany, and Italy

• Ireland, Norway, and Denmark

• Spain, Portugal, and Greece

What is the key question raised about Scotland in the context of economic success?

• Why can't Scotland have its own currency?

• Why can't Scotland join the European Union?

• Why not Scotland as a successful independent country?

• Why doesn't Scotland have a larger population?

According to the Resolution Foundation, how much better off would a typical UK household be if it matched the income and inequality of similar countries?

• £5,000

• £12,500

• £8,300

• £10,000

What is the potential financial benefit for a typical Scottish household if Scotland were independent?

• £12,500

• £5,000

• £8,300

• £10,200

What is highlighted as the significant incentive for Scottish independence?

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural autonomy

• Political influence

• Environmental sustainability