A new survey has found that 79% of Scottish people view the economy - as it is currently organised - as working primarily in the interests of the wealthy, while 65% of people feel their financial situation has worsened over the past year.
The research, produced by the David Hume Institute and the Diffley Partnership, found that 49% think that things in Scotland are heading in the wrong direction - the highest percentage providing this answer since the Understanding Scotland report was launched last year.
Dissatisfaction with income levels remains high, with 46% dissatisfied with their income level and a further 55% dissatisfied with their income’s ability to cover the cost of living.
