Presenting an assessment of the impact of Brexit on the Scottish economy on Monday 15 January, the Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said that keeping Scotland and, if possible, the United Kingdom and the single market was the most economically viable solution. A lack of agreement with the EU on the details of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU could cost Scotland up to 8.5% of its GDP, or £12.2 billion up to 2030. This would equate to a loss of £2,300 a year for each and every...