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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With the next census coming in 2021, Becky Tinsley looks at what the future holds for the nation’s longest-running and largest survey.
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There are few topics more debated and discussed than migration. Emma Rourke explains how ONS is addressing some big questions about a big issue.
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If this is a ‘post-truth’ era, when was the ‘truth’ era? That was one of the questions posed at a recent panel discussion hosted by the Royal Statistical Society to consider whether we really are in a post-truth world of ‘alternative facts’, and if so what we can do about it.
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