Main Aggregates of National Accounts

Presents contribution to growth for GDP deflators

Presents contribution to growth for output components

Presents a summary of statistics quarter on quarter growth

Presents sector accounts revisions

Presents income revisions to growth

Presents contribution to growth for output components

Presents contribution to growth for GDP deflators

Presents growth of output revisions

Presents expenditure revisions to growth

Presents the output GVA, expenditure and income data for GDP estimate

Presents contribution to growth for expenditure components

Presents contribution to growth for GDP deflators

Presents contribution to growth for income components

Presents a summary of statistics quarter on quarter growth

Presents the output GVA, expenditure and income data for GDP estimate

Presents a summary of statistics quarter on quarter growth

Second estimate of GDP time series dataset Q3 2012

Quarterly National Accounts Time Series Dataset, Q2 2012

United Kingdom National Accounts - Blue Book 2012 - dataset

Revision triangles real time databases of estimates of growth rates for Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and its key output (production), expenditure and income components. They are presented in spreadsheets containing charts and statistical analysis of the data. These contain no new data, but provide previously published data. The results of the revisions analysis in the GDP triangle is published in the background notes of the Preliminary GDP ,M1, the Second Estimate of GDP ,M2, formerly known as Output, Income & Expenditure, and the Quarterly National Accounts, M3, releases. The triangles contain estimates of quarterly growth rates, chained volume measures, seasonally adjusted, for key series showing revisions over time. Note chained volume measures are only used since Blue Book 2003, and prior to this the estimates are published as constant price growth rates. The series’ codes for the underlying level series are shown in brackets. Please note that due to rounding you may not be able to calculate the same growth rates from the level series.

Revision triangles real time databases of estimates of growth rates for Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and its key output (production), expenditure and income components. They are presented in spreadsheets containing charts and statistical analysis of the data. These contain no new data, but provide previously published data. The results of the revisions analysis in the GDP triangle is published in the background notes of the Preliminary GDP ,M1, the Second Estimate of GDP ,M2, formerly known as Output, Income & Expenditure, and the Quarterly National Accounts, M3, releases. The triangles contain estimates of quarterly growth rates, chained volume measures, seasonally adjusted, for key series showing revisions over time. Note chained volume measures are only used since Blue Book 2003, and prior to this the estimates are published as constant price growth rates. The series’ codes for the underlying level series are shown in brackets. Please note that due to rounding you may not be able to calculate the same growth rates from the level series.

Presents contributions to growth expenditure components

Revision triangles real time databases of estimates of growth rates for Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and its key output (production), expenditure and income components. They are presented in spreadsheets containing charts and statistical analysis of the data. These contain no new data, but provide previously published data. The results of the revisions analysis in the GDP triangle is published in the background notes of the Preliminary GDP, M1, the Second Estimate of GDP, M2, formerly known as Output, Income & Expenditure, and the Quarterly National Accounts, M3, releases. The triangles contain estimates of quarterly growth rates, chained volume measures, seasonally adjusted, for key series showing revisions over time. Note chained volume measures are only used since Blue Book 2003, and prior to this the estimates are published as constant price growth rates. The series’ codes for the underlying level series are shown in brackets. Please note that due to rounding you may not be able to calculate the same growth rates from the level series.

Presents a summary of statistics quarter on quarter growth for Q4 2011

Presents growth and contribution to growth income components