Which currency should Scotland use if no monetary union?

Fieldwork dates: 24 February 2014 - 15 August 2014
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: Which currency should Scotland use if no monetary union?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	15 August 2014 Poll by YouGov	28 February 2014 Poll by YouGov
An independent Scotland continuing to use the pound, but without a currency union (meaning interest rates and monetary policy would be controlled in London)	23%	25%
An independent Scotland setting up its own currency (meaning interest rates and monetary policy would be controlled in Edinburgh)	45%	44%
An independent Scotland joining the European single currency (meaning interest rates and monetary policy would be controlled by the European Central Bank)	10%	11%
Don't know	22%	20%
Refused	0%	0%

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Imagine that the remainder of the UK would NOT agree to a currency union with an independent Scotland. Which of the following would you then most like to see?

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