If keeping the pound would mean Scotland having little say over interest rates and public spending levels, would this affect how you vote?

Fieldwork dates: 11 January 2013 - 21 January 2013
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If keeping the pound would mean Scotland having little say over interest rates and public spending levels, would this affect how you vote?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	21 January 2013 Poll by Norstat
5 - Much more likely to vote for independence	9%
4	8%
3	26%
2	14%
1 - Much less likely to vote for independence	29%
Don't know	14%
Refused	0%

Choose first group:

5 - Much more likely to vote for independence
4
3
2
1 - Much less likely to vote for independence
Don't know
Refused

Choose second group:

5 - Much more likely to vote for independence
4
3
2
1 - Much less likely to vote for independence
Don't know
Refused

Choose third group:

5 - Much more likely to vote for independence
4
3
2
1 - Much less likely to vote for independence
Don't know
Refused

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Assuming for a moment that each statement was accurate, what effect, if any, would that have on the way you would vote in the referendum? ...If an independent Scotland was able to keep the pound in a sterling zone with the rest of the UK, it would have little say over interest rates and public spending levels

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The Scottish independence referendum

If keeping the pound would mean Scotland having little say over interest rates and public spending levels, would this affect how you vote?

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