Monday, February 21, 2005
WHFP recommends independence
In this week's WHFP, Iain MacKinnon writes about Norway:
Since independence from Sweden exactly a hundred years ago, Norway has soared to become the world’s number one country. The United Nations says that for the past four years Norway has been the country with the best living standards in the world — this is in no small measure due to the fact that, per head of population, it is also one of the
However, it’s not just money that has taken Norway to the top. It also has a history of enlightened behaviour in its dealings with the rest of the world.
If it's good for Norway, which has fewer resources than Scotland ....
Since independence from Sweden exactly a hundred years ago, Norway has soared to become the world’s number one country. The United Nations says that for the past four years Norway has been the country with the best living standards in the world — this is in no small measure due to the fact that, per head of population, it is also one of the
However, it’s not just money that has taken Norway to the top. It also has a history of enlightened behaviour in its dealings with the rest of the world.
If it's good for Norway, which has fewer resources than Scotland ....
