A series of reports have been produced that describe the composition and performance of each of the key sectors of the Scottish economy. The reports also summarise key policy interventions plus known challenges and opportunities facing the key sectors.
To expand Scotland's areas of international comparative
advantage, the Government
Economic Strategy devotes particular policy attention to
building critical mass in a number of key sectors with high growth
potential and the capacity to boost productivity.
Sectors have the potential to make a significant contribution to
increasing sustainable economic growth where:
- Scotland has distinctive capabilities and businesses with the
potential to be internationally successful in areas of global
demand.
- They currently account for a significant part of the Scottish
economy and reflect the contribution of all areas of Scotland.
- Government intervention can make a significant difference to
future success by facilitating or accelerating development in areas
where the market alone cannot deliver the best outcome.
A series of reports have been produced that describe the
composition and performance of each of the key sectors of the
Scottish economy. The reports also summarise key policy
interventions plus known challenges and opportunities facing the
key sectors.
The Scottish Government is also seeking to take advantage of the
opportunities presented by Scotland's strengths and opportunities
in public sector dominated industries, including: