Scottish National Investment Bank: Fairer Scotland Duty assessment

This assessment outlines how the Scottish National Investment Bank can reduce inequalities of outcome arising from socioeconomic disadvantage in accordance with the Fairer Scotland Duty to which it is subject.


Footnotes

1. Scottish National Investment Bank Implementation Plan, p. vi

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19. UK Government, '2018 Longitudinal Small Business Survey'

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33. Lee and Brown, 'Innovation, SMEs and the Liability of Distance', P. 238

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35. R. McQuaid, R. Brown, J. Summers and S. Mawson, 'Employee-owned Businesses – Access to Funding Final Report', University of Stirling and University of St Andrews, 2014, p. 14

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39. McQuaid et al, 'Employee-Owned Businesses – Access to Finance', p. 26

40. McQuaid et al, 'Employee-Owned Businesses – Access to Finance', p. 5

41. IPPR Commission on Economic Justice, 'Prosperity and Justice: A Plan for the New Economy', p. 12

42. IPPR Commission on Economic Justice, 'Prosperity and Justice: A Plan for the New Economy', p. 12

43. Rachel Statham and Russell Gunson, 'How Productivity Could Delver Inclusive Growth in Scotland', IPPR Scotland, June 2019, p. 39

44. Brown, Linares-Zegarra and Wilson, 'An Empirical Examination of Discouraged Borrowers', p. 6

45. Brown and Lee, 'Reluctant Borrowers? Examining the Demand and Supply of Finance for High Growth SMEs in the UK', pp. 22 – 23.

46. IPPR Commission on Economic Justice, 'Prosperity and Justice', p. 49

47. Staham and Gunson, 'How Productivity Could Deliver Inclusive Growth, p. 40

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49. Atherton, Wu and Wu, 'Self-exploitation or successful entrepreneurship?' P. 1

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51. Scottish Government, Fair Work Action Plan,

52. IPPR Commission on Economic Justice, 'Prosperity and Justice', p. 72

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54. IPPR Commission on Economic Justice, 'Prosperity and Justice', p. 72

55. 'Scotland's Economic Strategy' Scottish Government, 2015, p. 13

56. Scottish National Investment Bank Implementation Plan., p. iv

57. Scottish National Investment Bank Bill, 2018, Scottish Government

58. 'Scottish National Investment Bank: Implementation Plan', p. xii

59. Economy, Energy and Fair Work Committee, 'Scottish National Investment Bank Bill Stage 1 Report', Scottish Parliament, 2019, p. 15

60. 'Scottish National Investment Bank: Implementation Plan', p. xii

61. 'Scottish National Investment Bank: Implementation Plan', p. xii

Contact

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