Business and economy publications

• Publication date: 31/01/19

The DCMS consulted on the Entertainment Licensing Statistics publication. This is the GLA response.

• Publication date: 31/01/19

Home Office consultation on the ‘Alcohol & late night refreshment licensing’ stats releases. This is the GLA response.

• Publication date: 20/12/18

EU net migration drops to lowest level since 2012

• Publication date: 03/12/18

Consultation on regional household expenditure measures. This is the GLA response.

• Publication date: 29/11/18

London’s GVA growth rate is forecast to be 1.9% in 2018, 1.6% in 2019 and 1.9% in 2020

• Publication date: 29/11/18

UK growth improves a touch in Q3 2018 but risks to growth remain on the downside

• Publication date: 25/10/18

Difficult decisions around tax and spending for upcoming Budget

• Publication date: 27/09/18

Significant uncertainty remains with six months to go to Brexit

• Publication date: 30/08/18

Bank of England raises interest rates for the second time in a year

• Publication date: 26/07/18

IMF warns trade tensions could cost the global economy $430bn by 2020

• Publication date: 28/06/18

Trade dispute between the US and other countries ramps up

• Publication date: 19/06/18

Working Papers 95 & 96 present experimental employment projections for the East of England, and South East of England.

• Publication date: 11/06/18

Read about Artificial Intelligence (AI) innovation across London.

• Publication date: 05/06/18

The skills strategy for Londoners evidence base informs the skills policy strategy.

• Publication date: 31/05/18

UK economy grew at slowest rate since 2012 in Q1 2018, as the Bank of England cuts its forecast for 2018

• Publication date: 30/05/18

London’s GVA growth rate is forecast to be 1.6% in 2018, 1.9% in 2019 and 2.2% in 2020

• Publication date: 17/05/18

The GLA Economics response is only to the questions on the Childcare and Early Years Survey of Parents (CEYSP)

• Publication date: 08/05/18

Current Issues Note 57 shows that in 2016, London’s total nominal GVA (as measured by GVA (I)) was just under £396bn