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Article discussing research into the state of investment in flood defences and alleviation across the UK.
Bringing together estimates of productive capital, natural capital and human capital, this article gives a picture of the UK’s inclusive capital stock for 2019 and 2020.
Planned work, as well as timeline estimates, for projects feeding into a new a measure of “inclusive income”, aligned with the concept of “inclusive wealth”.
Exploring the use of administrative data sources to help produce value estimates of the digital economy.
An assessment of the feasibility of measuring non-market education output on a subnational basis using our preferred national accounts approach.
Industries and firms that saw growth or relatively small falls in turnover during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This is an Economic Review article.
The economic toll of lockdown has been lower in autumn and winter 2020 and early 2021 than it was in spring 2020, with people adapting their behaviours and spending habits and businesses making changes to working practices.
A roundup of the latest data and trends on the economy, business and jobs
Temporary closures, a shift to online shopping and reduced travel meant the first wave of the coronavirus (COVID-19) had an enormous impact on business – but some industries fared far worse than others.
