It wouldn't be within the UK, since a 'yes' vote implicitly causes the UK to cea...

		semanticist on June 23, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Denver's tax on web and app development draws ire ... It wouldn't be within the UK, since a 'yes' vote implicitly causes the UK to cease to exist. It would be more like Norwegians crossing the border to Sweden to stock up on cheap beer - which already happens. I believe you sometimes see similar things in Ireland at the Northern Ireland/EIRE border, depending on VAT and currency exchange rates.

No, I think there will be a United Kingdom, just one country less, but I take your wider point.