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# Appendix: UK Productivity Growth Rates Across Data Vintages and Studies

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# Appendix: UK Productivity Growth Rates Across Data Vintages and Studies

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Martin, Josh. 2025. “Appendix: UK Productivity Growth Rates Across Data Vintages and Studies.” International Productivity Monitor, No. 48 (Spring 2025): 65–73. https://csls.ca/ipm-archive/ipm-issue-48/appendix-uk-productivity-growth-rates-across-data-vintages-and-studies/

## Author:

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Josh Martin
Bank of England / ESCoE

## IPM Issue 48

Spring 2025 pp. 65–73

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Statistical appendix to IPM-48-2 providing output per worker estimates by ONS data vintage (BB12-BB24), descriptive statistics on breadth of labour productivity growth across 78 UK industries, and a comprehensive comparison table of output per hour and TFP growth rates from major UK growth accounting studies.

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