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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 Social Sciences CommunicationsJune 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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