Economic and Labour Market Review

In July 2009 a special edition of Economic and Labour Market Review presented a series of articles identifying areas for improvement in the coverage of financial statistics under the ‘Developing financial statistics for policy’ programme. This article focuses on the gaps that exist in current statistical coverage of financial activity, especially as it relates to innovation in the financial sector. It is a precursor to the potential development of appropriate statistical measures that will capture the values of new financial instruments and the behaviour of new institutions. The resulting metrics will improve the depth of understanding of financial markets and provide the foundation for relevant and timely macroprudential indicators that will assist in the prediction of systemic risks to financial institutions.

Mohammed Yaqoob

M Khalid Khan

Economic & Labour Market Review

Enhancing coverage of financial market activity

增强金融市场活动覆盖面

Antonia Simon

Elizabeth Whiting

Claire Swadkin

Barbara Louca

Dev Virdee

Fernando Galindo-Rueda

Katherine Kent

Gavin Wallis

Sumit Dey-Chowdhury

Peter Goodridge

John Wood

Duncan Elliott

Andrew Walton

Robin Youll

Chris Hunt

Sarah Levy

David Miller

Nicholas Palmer

Matthew Hughes

Ian Richardson

Catherine Barham

Anis Chowdhury

Andrew Barnard

Graeme Chamberlin

Rob Pike

Joanna Woods

Birgit Wosnitza

Martin Walker

Catherine Marks

Darren Morgan

Peter Evans

Michael Hatcher

Damian Whittard

Karen Dunnell

Ross Meader

Geoff Tily

Kathryn Ashton

Keith Tyrrell

Jonathan Knight

Alex Turvey

Richard Jones

Andrew Rowlinson

Annette Walling

Gareth Clancy

Stephen Hicks

Sarah Conn

Jason Murphy

Kato Kimbugwe

Rhys Lewis

Nicola James

Anna Downs

David Matthews

Andrew Taylor

Dominic Hale

Charlotte Richards

Wayne Roberts

Articles published in Economic &amp; Labour Market Review, 2007–2011

2007–2011年发表于《经济与劳动力市场评论》的文章

The effects of taxes and benefits on household income, 2009/10.Further analysis and methodology Office for National Statistics

Steve Howell

Robert Smith

The effects of taxes and benefits on household income, 2009/10 ‐ Further analysis and methodology

2009/10年家庭收入税收和福利的影响——进一步分析与方法论

The effects of taxes and benefits on household income 2009/10

2009/10年税收和福利对家庭收入的影响

This article introduces the methodological developments to be implemented with the publication of the UK Environmental Accounts on 29 June 2011, primarily the implementation of Standard Industrial Classification 2007 (SIC2007) and the continuing review of road transport methodology for the energy consumption and air emissions statistics. The article also previews other developments planned for the next 2–3 years.

Donna Livesey

Methodological Developments to the UK Environmental Accounts

英国环境账户的方法论发展

This note provides some wider economic analysis to support the Statistical Bulletin relating to the latest GDP release and other major economic releases during the latest month. By drawing on the wider array of economic releases surrounding the GDP release, for example the labour market, trade, retail sales and inflation releases, this note attempts to provide a more comprehensive picture of how the economy has performed in the latest quarter and, where relevant, the latest month.

Malindi Myers

Michael Hardie

Matthew Swannell

Economic Review ‐ October 2011

经济评论 - 2011年10月

This report contains charts that compare the Labour Force Survey (LFS) headline three-month average rates for employment, unemployment and economic inactivity with their equivalent single month estimates. The single month estimates are derived from the same data source as the headline three-month figures but are not designated as National Statistics and their use is restricted to helping to understand the movements in the headline three-month averages.

Sonia Simpkins

Single month Labour Force Survey estimates: November 2011 (Not designated as National Statistics)

单月劳动力调查估计：2011年11月（未指定为国家统计数据）

This article compares micro and macro measures of productivity. Detailed industry-level productivity estimates are key to understanding how the aggregate economy is driven by the performance of particular sectors, and also how certain sectors perform relative to others. A detailed focus is all the more important in the aftermath of the UK's deepest recession since the 1930s. This article aims to aid the analysis of the economy over the recession and comment on which specific industries saw the biggest changes. The article updates the work of Long (2010) by adding two additional years of data from the Annual Business Survey (ABS), 2008 and 2009.

Jean Acheson

Labour Productivity Measures from the ABS: 1998 to 2009

ABS的劳动生产率衡量：1998年至2009年

These estimates of labour market flows are experimental statistics which have been produced as an aid to understanding the movements in the published Labour Force Survey aggregate estimates. They do not have National Statistics status and are not suitable as labour market indicators in their own right. The official LFS estimates are published in the monthly Labour Market Statistical Bulletin.

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