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Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Long-term sustainability of Scotland’s finances in focus

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Professor Graeme Roy, Scotland, Scottish Fiscal Commission, Scottish GovernmentBy adminJune 13, 2022

As he takes on the role of chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission, Professor Graeme Roy reflects on the current economic context and the big issues ahead.

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Graeme Roy: Academic input into constitutional debate is welcome

Adam Smith Business School, Devolution, Economy, EU and Brexit, Independence, Professor Graeme RoyBy adminFebruary 22, 2022

The contribution of a new series of articles on Scottish independence aiming to share ideas and insights into some of the related technical and institutional questions.

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A Further Step Towards an Effective Bank Resolution Regime for The European Union

Adam Smith Business School, Dr Zafer Kanik, Economics, EU and Brexit, Moorhad Choudhry, Professor Mario Cerrato, Professor Rosaria CerroneBy adminFebruary 9, 2022

New work on developing proposals for a new EU Institution for managing bank resolutions using the private resources of banks instead of public resources.

Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Spring spending review is good time to take stock

Adam Smith Business School, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Devolution, Economics, Governance, Professor Graeme RoyBy adminJanuary 24, 2022

With budget pressures looming, there’s value in the Scottish Government holding a spending review in the spring.

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COP26 Legacy – Green Finance Green Futures

Adam Smith Business School, FinanceBy Calum HodgsonNovember 15, 2021

Dr Tanya Wilson writes about her experience during the Green Finance Green Futures event within the Adam Smith Business School

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A 10-year plan to save the world’s soil

Adam Smith Business School, Climate crisis, COP26, Professor John Crawford, SustainabilityBy adminOctober 11, 2021

Recent science may take us a long way to an anser on how best to achieve global progress on improving soil.

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Additional powers: Better understanding? Better scrutiny? A new report on Scotland’s new budget powers

Adam Smith Business School, Devolution, Economics, Professor Graeme Roy, Scotland, SPICe, Strathclyde University, Tax, Think pieceBy adminSeptember 22, 2021

A joint working paper with the Scottish Parliament’s Information Centre and the University of Strathclyde looking at levels of understanding of Scotland’s new budget powers.

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Business of Sustainability webinar series – BT’s climate action journey

Adam Smith Business School, Business of Sustainability webinars, COP26, Finance, Science and innovation, SustainabilityBy adminSeptember 20, 2021

An overview of BT’s climate action journey, net zero target and implementation plans, and approach to green tech innovation.

Graeme Roy: What do we mean by levelling up?

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Inequalities, levelling up, Professor Graeme Roy, Region, Scotland, UKBy adminSeptember 2, 2021

‘Levelling-up’ has become a key policy priority of the Westminster Government. Here Professor Graeme Roy dscusses three crucial questions

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The Business of Sustainability Webinar Series – Scotch Whisky Association

Adam Smith Business School, Business of Sustainability webinars, COP26, News, News & Blog, Public lecture, Science and innovation, SustainabilityBy adminAugust 20, 2021

Recording of an event at which Morag Garden, Head of Sustainability at the Scotch Whisky Association, outlined the key sustainability challenges and opportunities facing this important Scottish industry.

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