The UK’s post-financial crisis productivity slowdown has been a defining feature of our economic landscape.[1] But changes in how the Office for National Statistics (ONS) calculates the average hours worked by employees suggest that output per hour grew twice as fast between 2007 and 2019 as previously thought. This takes the UK’s growth rate from … Continued
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