Scotland's Economy

David Hume Institute

February 2, 2012 by 1 Comment | Category Exports

This evening I will address the David Hume Institute in Edinburgh. In the speech I will discuss Scotland’s position in the global economy and set out the Government’s vision for capitalising on new opportunities in global markets.

My opinion pieces in the Financial Times and Scotsman outline some of the areas I will discuss tonight.

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  • John Swinney MSP

    Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery
    (Previously: Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth; Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Economy; Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills)

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  • dorabrora says:
    2 February 2012 at 12:53 pm

    WIND FARM_
    To attract this Investment HOW much public money is being spent-,,now and in the future through subsidy
    IS this another HYUNDAI-or micro chip non sense investment-??
    This is just a doctrine of Spinning descreation in the countryside which hugely inefficient and quite daft for the economics of the nation long term..
    USE water energy by all means-

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