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The Office for National Statistics’ (ONS’s) update on requirements from the Office for Statistics Regulation’s (OSR’s) review of statistics on Business Investment in the UK published in October 2024.
National accounts statistics including national and sector accounts, industrial analyses and environmental accounts.
Analysis of trends in real gross domestic product (GDP) per head using national accounts, employment, and population statistics.
Summary of plans to develop user understanding and ensure the quality of gross operating surplus for private non-financial corporations (PNFC GOS) statistics.
Impact of methodological and data improvements on current price and chained volume measure of annual and quarterly gross domestic product (GDP), 1997 to 2022. Includes annual impacts on the services, production and construction sectors.
Indicative impact on UK business investment and gross fixed capital formation in the national accounts following improvements to Business Enterprise Research and Development Survey estimates.
Learn more about how gross domestic product (GDP) figures are revised over time between the monthly, quarterly and annual estimates.
Summary of gross operating surplus for private non-financial corporations as it is currently published, along with plans to ensure ongoing quality and user understanding.
Analysis of the longer-term trends in average hours worked in the UK, more recent changes since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and the impact on economic growth.
Exploring how adjustments to gross domestic product (GDP) can produce measures of economic activity that provide a greater focus on welfare considerations.
