For a few years now the ONS has been going beyond its traditional measures of productivity to look at how individual firms are performing. In this blog Sumit Dey-Chowdhury explains how these data, updated today, are produced and what they tell us about changes in the UK economy.
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Every year we at ONS publish our UK natural capital accounts. These include an economic value of the benefits that…
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There has been debate recently about which source of information on jobs and working patterns should be used to best…
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Join us on Tuesday 21st October for the next instalment of the ‘Bringing Data to Life’ webinar series and discover how we’re using a variety of linked data to better understand the interplay between health and work, with the goal of improving the wellbeing of individuals and the economy.
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An improved methodology and fresh data have resulted in a slight increase in estimated GDP growth since the end of 2023. In his latest blog, James Benford talks us through the updated picture of the economy they reveal and the continuing work to improve the quality of key statistics.
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