Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence

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Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence

Addressing the challenges of measuring the modern economy

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ESCoE Conference on Economic Measurement 2024 – Registration Open

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ESCoE Master's Dissertation Programme

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Winter 2024 ESCoE Economic Measurement Webinar Programme

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The Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence at King’s Business School is a hub of world-leading expertise built around the analysis of emerging and future issues in measuring the economy. We believe economic measurement is centre stage to formulating economic policy and to improving economic outcomes.

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Historical Data UK

A repository of UK historical statistics and statistical publications ranging from aggregate macroeconomic data to industry-level data and financial market statistics

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Working with us

A commitment to working collaboratively and across disciplinary, institutional and national boundaries is at the heart of ESCoE's ambitions to be an international point of reference for economic measurement research. ESCoE provides a range of opportunities for joint working between the academic, policy-making and statistics professionals communities. These include secondments; in-depth partnership working; and opportunities to discuss and jointly develop surveys, results, methodologies and strategies to improve economic statistics.

Why ESCoE?
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ESCoE Five Years On

Five years on from our founding in 2017, and as we approached the 2022 ESCoE Conference on Economic Measurement, we took the opportunity to look back over our activities and highlight some of the key achievements in our journey so far as the UK’s first-ever dedicated academic centre of expertise for economic measurement.

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ESCoE first years report

Our report ‘Addressing the challenges of measuring the modern economy’ sets out what we’ve achieved in our first three years. With a foreword by Jonathan Athow (Deputy National Statistician and Director General, Economic Statistics, Office for National Statistics) and an introduction by Rebecca Riley (Director, ESCoE), the report details ESCoE’s work so far and our next steps.

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