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Update of existing estimates of investment and net stocks of infrastructure in the UK economy.
Analysis on the link between international trade and productivity for British businesses, covering both goods and services trade, using administrative trade data from HM Revenue and Customs and our Annual Business Survey. These are official statistics in development.
Update to existing investment and net stocks of infrastructure estimates in the UK economy.
Investigating how technology adoption and use of artificial intelligence by businesses vary with management practices using the latest data from the third wave of the Management and Expectations Survey. These are official statistics in development.
Productivity estimates based on the gross domestic product (GDP) quarterly national accounts, UK inclusive wealth and income accounts and labour market statistics.
Estimates of investment in an expanded definition of digital infrastructure in the UK, to include selected intellectual property products and permits for the use of radio spectrum as a type of infrastructure asset. These are official statistics in development.
Labour productivity for Quarter 3 (July to September) 2023 based on data from the gross domestic product (GDP) first quarterly estimate and labour market statistics.
Labour productivity for Quarter 2 (April to June) 2023 based on data from the gross domestic product (GDP) first quarterly estimate and labour market statistics.
