ESCoE research with @Strath_FAI helped shape a new Comparability Framework Tool, helping users understand when UK-wide data can be compared and where important differences exist: tinyurl.com/3m99e3np@StatsRegulation
Great to see ESCoE mentioned in the latest @ONS quarterly update for our work on subnational statistics.
Our Director @rebeccasriley spoke about this topic at a recent @StatsRegulation symposium on measuring regional economic growth: tinyurl.com/mpp4w8hk
In his latest blog post, our DG for Surveys and Economic Statistics James Benford looks back at some of the vital improvements delivered in the last quarter, reviews performance and sets out plans for the coming months blog.ons.gov.uk/2026/10/14/i…
The Earnings Symposium in January 2027 will provide further opportunities for users to inform the next phase of work on the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings.
Find out more and submit a paper by Friday 30 October: tinyurl.com/4mch8s7s
We've published the latest data from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, which provides critical insights about the earnings of employees in the UK. Liz McKeown & Kate Davies look at the findings & improvements made to the survey over the past year ⬇️blog.ons.gov.uk/2026/10/22/a…
How can we measure the true value of renewable energy assets?
The next ESCoE webinar with Julia Wdowin on Thursday 29 October presents new research on estimating the economic contribution of onshore wind energy to social welfare in the UK: tinyurl.com/yrad7v7c
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The (partial) shadow value of wind as a renewable energy asset
Julia Wdowin, ESCoE and the Bennett School of Public Policy
12.00 - 13.00 PM, Thursday 29 October
ESCoE economic measurement webinars
We recently hosted a webinar presented by Liang Bai (@KingsCollegeLon) exploring how import tariffs affect consumer prices, revisiting evidence from the U.S.-China trade war.
Watch the recording: piped.video/Enu_hgmjaOI
ALT Image is a screenshot from the webinar, showing speaker Liang Bai, discussant Sumit Dey-Chowdhury and chair John Morrow
📢 Call for papers: Earnings Symposium 2027
Join ESCoE, @ONS, @adr_uk and the WED team on 26 January 2027 in London to explore the latest developments in earnings data and statistics.
Submit your work by 30 October 2026: tinyurl.com/4mch8s7s
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Earnings Symposium
26 January 2027
It also contains the Office for National Statistics, ADR UK, Wage and Employment Dynamics and ESCoE logos
How can we measure the true value of renewable energy assets?
The next ESCoE webinar with Julia Wdowin on Thursday 29 October presents new research on estimating the economic contribution of onshore wind energy to social welfare in the UK: tinyurl.com/yrad7v7c
ALT Graphic says:
The (partial) shadow value of wind as a renewable energy asset
Julia Wdowin, ESCoE and the Bennett School of Public Policy
12.00 - 13.00 PM, Thursday 29 October
ESCoE economic measurement webinars
In 1925-26, an estimated 96.5% of 14-18-year-olds in the London area were in work.
Published 100 years ago, the Ministry of Labour Gazette offers a glimpse into a very different labour market.
Explore the source & more via ESCoE's Historic Repository: tinyurl.com/4zbem9t3
ALT Graphic has the heading 'Historical source of the month' above a laptop screen showing a screenshot of the front page of the October 1926 Ministry of Labour Gazette which can be found within ESCoE's historic data repository. The graphic also includes the ESCoE, Office for National Statistics and Bank of England logos.
How have management practices evolved in UK businesses?
A new ESCoE report uses the Management and Expectations Survey to explore changes in management practices, response patterns and data quality, with lessons for future survey design: tinyurl.com/mwpy97rf
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ESCoE's autumn 2026 webinar series begins this Thursday with a presentation from Liang Bai: tinyurl.com/2d7hnxmr
See other upcoming ESCoE webinars: tinyurl.com/4sy648yj
How much do tariffs affect the prices consumers pay?
Join us on Thursday 15 October for the first ESCoE webinar of the autumn series with Liang Bai (@kingsbschool): tinyurl.com/2d7hnxmr
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Tariff pass-through into retail prices: Measurement, replacement and shrinkflation
Liang Bai, King's Business School
12.00 - 13.00 PM, Thursday 15 October
ESCoE economic measurement webinars
What drives uneven productivity across industries and regions?
New ESCoE research shows productivity slowdowns are not just about weaker innovation. Industries falling behind their own potential may also be widening regional gaps: tinyurl.com/2jxasvuu
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Productivity Inequality
Shipei Zeng, Stephanie Parsons, W. Erwin Diewert and Kevin J. Fox
A new ESCoE blog by Will McDowall (@ucl) explores how we define green economic activity and tests whether web-scraping tools can help identify emerging green sectors that fall outside official measures: tinyurl.com/2kyfkykw@TheDataCity
ALT Image is a photo from the Economics of Data event, including Josh Martin, Diane Coyle, Paul Schreyer, Rebecca Riley, James Benford and David Nguyen
How much do tariffs affect the prices consumers pay?
Join us on Thursday 15 October for the first ESCoE webinar of the autumn series with Liang Bai (@kingsbschool): tinyurl.com/2d7hnxmr
ALT Graphic says:
Tariff pass-through into retail prices: Measurement, replacement and shrinkflation
Liang Bai, King's Business School
12.00 - 13.00 PM, Thursday 15 October
ESCoE economic measurement webinars
📢 Call for papers: Earnings Symposium 2027
Join ESCoE, @ONS, @adr_uk and the WED team on 26 January 2027 in London to explore the latest developments in earnings data and statistics.
Submit your work by 30 October 2026: tinyurl.com/4mch8s7s
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Earnings Symposium
26 January 2027
It also contains the Office for National Statistics, ADR UK, Wage and Employment Dynamics and ESCoE logos
Why are some businesses adopting AI much faster than others?
An ESCoE discussion paper by Diane Coyle, Nghi Nguyen, @JohnLPoquiz and @rebeccasriley explores whether management practices help explain this gap: tinyurl.com/57hc6tp2
How can policymakers make better decisions about water resources?
ESCoE researchers @ucl are compiling freshwater natural capital accounts to help tackle growing pressures on the water system.
More in the latest @RoyalEconSoc newsletter: tinyurl.com/yupb754z