Dawn Snape explains why ONS is consigning the the National Well-being ‘Wheel of Measures’ to history and moving forward with a more detailed dashboard of indicators that’s better suited to the needs of users.
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Evidence suggests income inequality has been flat or falling in recent years. But that’s contrary to many people’s perceptions. So what’s going on here?
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Jonathan Athow explains the reason behind the latest changes and why CPIH is the most comprehensive measure of inflation.
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Will Leighton from PwC shares a researcher’s experience of working with ONS microdata.
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On 21 and 22 February, around 200 delegates gathered in Newport – the home of UK economic statistics – for the inaugural international ONS conference on measuring the modern economy.
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