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Economic and Labour Market Review

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2008, Volume 2, Issue 4

6-15 Economic Review, April 2008
by Anis Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]
19-24 The gender pay gap in the UK
by Debra Leaker [Downloadable! (restricted)]
25-31 CPI and RPI: the 2008 basket of goods and services
by Damon Wingfield & Philip Gooding [Downloadable! (restricted)]
32-39 International comparisons of labour disputes in 2006
by Dominic Hale [Downloadable! (restricted)]
40-46 New historical data for assets and liabilities in the UK
by Teresa Sbano [Downloadable! (restricted)]
47-53 First findings from the UK Innovation Survey 2007
by Stephanie Robson & Greg Haigh [Downloadable! (restricted)]
54-56 Services producer price index (experimental) – fourth quarter 2007
by Ian Richardson [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2008, Volume 2, Issue 3

6-14 Economic Review, March 2008
by Anis Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]
18-23 Comparison of statistics on jobs: September 2007
by Andrew Machin [Downloadable! (restricted)]
24-33 Monitoring the quality of the National Accounts
by Ross Meader & Geoff Tily [Downloadable! (restricted)]
34-39 International comparisons of productivity: an update to understanding revisions
by Sumit Dey-Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]
40-43 Revisions to workforce jobs: December 2007
by Nick Barford [Downloadable! (restricted)]
44-54 Regional gross value added
by Eddie Holmes [Downloadable! (restricted)]
55-61 Methods explained: household saving ratio
by Graeme Chamberlin & Sumit Dey-Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2008, Volume 2, Issue 2

6-13 Economic Review, February 2008
by Anis Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]
17-22 Improvements to the measurement of government output in the National Accounts
by Mark Pont [Downloadable! (restricted)]
23-31 Patterns of pay: results of the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, 1997 to 2007
by Hywel Daniels [Downloadable! (restricted)]
32-36 The International Comparison Programme: 2005 results and supporting the programme
by Ben Whitestone [Downloadable! (restricted)]
37-41 Linking the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings to the Census: a feasibility study
by Jamie Jenkins [Downloadable! (restricted)]
42-47 The revision of the 1993 System of National Accounts – what does it change?
by Charles Aspden [Downloadable! (restricted)]
48-61 Regional economic indicators, February 2008, with a focus on regional productivity
by Sumit Dey-Chowdhury & David Penny & Birgit Wosnitza & Martin Walker [Downloadable! (restricted)]

2008, Volume 2, Issue 1

6-14 Economic Review, January 2008
by Anis Chowdhury [Downloadable! (restricted)]
18-29 Developments in measuring the UK service industries, 1990 to 2006
by Keith Brook [Downloadable! (restricted)]
30-37 Planned methodological changes to the Index of Production
by Andrew Walton & Robin Youll & Chris Hunt [Downloadable! (restricted)]
38-41 The Occupational Pension Schemes Survey 2006
by Sarah Levy & David Miller [Downloadable! (restricted)]
42-48 Multi-factor productivity: estimates for 1997 to 2006
by Peter Goodridge [Downloadable! (restricted)]
49-53 Labour Force Survey: interim reweighting 2007
by Nicholas Palmer & Matthew Hughes [Downloadable! (restricted)]
54-56 Services producer price index (experimental) – third quarter 2007
by Ian Richardson [Downloadable! (restricted)]

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