RBS Bank to move HQ if Scotland vote yes

The transcript discusses the potential impact of Scottish independence on major banks like RBS and Lloyds, which have expressed concerns about moving their headquarters. Alex Salmond responds to these concerns, highlighting the political and economic implications. Businesses like John Lewis and Asda also voice worries about increased complexity and costs. The public's perception and voting decisions are influenced by these economic factors, with the economy being a crucial element in the referendum.

What action did the Royal Bank of Scotland consider if Scotland voted for independence?

• Moving its registered headquarters to London

• Closing all branches in Scotland

• Changing its name

• Merging with Lloyds

What was Alex Salmond's reaction to the banks' statements about independence?

• He agreed with their concerns

• He pointed out existing headquarters in London

• He announced new economic policies

• He decided to resign

Which company warned about higher prices under Scottish independence?

• Marks & Spencer

• Sainsbury's

• Tesco

• John Lewis

What is the main factor influencing the referendum decision according to the public?

• Cultural identity

• Economic implications

• Political leadership

• Environmental policies

What is the public likely to do before making a withdrawal next Thursday?

• Check the weather forecast

• Review their bank balance

• Read the latest news

• Consult with a financial advisor