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Analysis of consumer card spending trends by time of day across the UK, including spend in a range of merchant categories for every postal district.
Analysis of consumer card spending habits covering where international cardholders are spending money in the UK and which countries UK cardholders spend in.
Estimates of sustainable economic progress encompassing a broad range of economic activities, such as unpaid household services, ecosystem services, and more.
Analysis of consumer card spending trends covering where UK cardholders are spending money. This analysis shows consumer spending habits on a local level, by publishing a dataset showing where consumers originated from for merchants at every postal district across the UK.
An experimental UK industry-to-industry payment flows dataset based on anonymised and aggregated Bacs Direct Debit and Direct Credit payments.
Exploring how adjustments to gross domestic product (GDP) can produce measures of economic activity that provide a greater focus on welfare considerations.
Analysis of consumer card spending trends covering what UK cardholders are spending money on and how this varies across the UK.
Our revised working definition of the sharing economy. A summary of insights and progress since our October 2020 release.
Estimates and analysis of economic progress which encompass a broader range of economic activities and assets than gross domestic product (GDP) does, such as unpaid household services, ecosystem services, and more.
Updated estimates of the economic output of the UK's digital economy.
