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User guide for the UK Measures of National Well-being framework (UKMNW), providing detail on the headline and comprehensive measure set. Includes metadata tables of the measures, information on how estimates are produced, and how change over time is measured.
An assessment of the methods and impacts of the new component approach to labour productivity measurement in the UK. These are not official statistics.
Assessment of Annual Population Survey data quality, including the impact of longer-term challenges and more recent changes on the statistics.
Guidance about the background and methodology of the Labour Force Survey (LFS).
Supporting information for birth statistics, which present figures on births that occur and are then registered in England and Wales. Figures are based on information collected at birth registration.
Explains the relationship between income and earnings data and outlines the statistics produced by the Office for National Statistics, Department for Work and Pensions and HM Revenue and Customs.
Children’s Crime Survey for England and Wales design and implementation, including collection methods, sample design, response rates and coverage. Includes survey changes and quality information.
Guidance for users of our Consumer trends bulletin, which presents estimates of household final consumption expenditure.
Quality and methodology information for the Low Carbon and Renewable Energy Economy (LCREE) Survey, detailing methods used, data it provides, and strengths and limitations.
What the climate-related mortality, England and Wales statistics cover, how we produce them, and their quality and comparability. Includes definitions and latest changes.
