This may be of interest to some:
Register NOW! SCG Conference: Central Bank, Economy, 'Plan B' & More
From 10.45am on Sunday 29th Nov. Panellists include @RichardJMurphy and @thecommongreen - Craig Dalzell. With @AngusMacNeilSNP and @ChrisMcEleny. Chair @CorriWilsonSNP. https://t.co/gCPtVYduBw— Tim Rideout (@RideoutTim) November 27, 2020
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Cool π
I’ve signed up – I’m unlikely to contribute anything, I’m still far too thick on this subject for contributing to discussions, it’ll be under my own name in case I do get led astray though, initials PR: I think that’s how Hopin highlights people in the chat – looks like a great line-up of panellists! π
(As long as I remember, mind – Sunday morning is food shopping day!!)
Thanks to Tim for arranging ‘what should have been getting discussed at the SNP conference’,,,
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Thanks for the headsup Richard. I have registered for it, alerted the ISP policy group as well.
I very much look forward to the discussion especially your usually excellent contributions.
No idea what I am saying as yet
Bit late in the day but ……
I suspect that the discussion will focus on the merits (or otherwise) of having a new Scottish currency. On that, I have no doubt a new currency is required.
If the discussion moves onto technical detail I think the issues can probably be summarised as……
Under the current proposal Scottish people and companies will have an option to convert assets or liabilities (or both) into the new currency. Options have value; if people and companies are long the option, who is short and what are the consequences?