But the decisions that Scotland would have to make about its monetary arrangements in the months following a vote for independence are at least as likely to be confronted by some eurozone countries over the next couple of years.
Lo que es probable en cualquier caso es que en los próximos dos años algunos países de la eurozona se enfrenten a decisiones de política monetaria similares a las que tendría que tomar Escocia en los primeros meses de su eventual independencia.