Recent methodological changes by the UK statistics body highlight the difficulties of capturing productivity improvements in official economic data. Although the revisions will make only a small improvement to the UK’s productivity picture, they support our optimism that there are productivity gains yet to be measured or realised from the technological developments of recent years.
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