Scotland’s Budget Report 2023 [Podcast] EP76

Hannah Randolph; Mairi Spowage; Joao  Sousa

Scotland’s Budget Report 2023 [Podcast] EP76

Hannah Randolph, Mairi Spowage, Joao Sousa

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Abstract

FAI economist Dr Hannah Randolph is joined by our director Professor Mairi Spowage and deputy director João Sousa to discuss our newly published Budget Report. The panel talk about the challenges surrounding the Scottish Budget, the likely funding gap that will need to be addressed by Deputy First Minister Shona Robison, the difficulties in planning for the long-term in the Scottish context and how Scottish Income Tax could be reformed.

Timestamps:
(00:25) The challenging backdrop to the Scottish Budget
(05:28) The impact of the Autumn Statement on the Scottish Budget
(08:33) Spending commitments from the Scottish Government since the Medium-Term Financial Strategy
(13:55) Options for reforming Scottish Income Tax
(22:51) The Scottish Government’s constraints on borrowing
(26:49) Main areas to look out for on Budget Day

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Edition	EP76
Media of output	Online
Size	28.9 MB
Publication status	Published - 15 Dec 2023

Keywords

Scottish budget
Autumn statement impact
medium-term financial strategy
Scottish income tax reforms
constraints on borrowing
spending commitments
funding gap

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Scottish and UK public finances and macroeconomic engagement 2023-24 financial year
Sousa, J. (Principal Investigator)
8/08/23 → 31/03/24
Project: Knowledge Exchange

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Scotland’s Budget Report 2023 [Podcast] EP76

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Scottish and UK public finances and macroeconomic engagement 2023-24 financial year

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