Add to ORKGThis Commentary revises upwards our February assessment of the prospects for growth in the Scottish economy during the current year. The revision reflects several factors. The upturn in Scottish industry last year was both slower and weaker than anticipated, with the result that a greater part of the recovery phase is now likely to occur during the current year rather than in 1983. By contrast, the upturn in export markets other than the rest of the UK has proved stronger than foreseen. In addition, increases in personal tax allowances in the March Budget were almost three times as large as required by simple indexation. This Commentary will also appraise the current health of the world and UK economies
The economic news since our March Commentary has continued to paint a relatively disappointing pictu...
The economic prospects for 1990 appear very uncertain, following a year in which the Scottish econom...
Recent production data suggest that the Scottish economy grew at a similar rate to the UK in 1988. H...
This Commentary revises upwards our February assessment of the prospects for growth in the Scottish ...
The Scottish economy, like that of the UK as a whole, looks set to experience a substantial shift in...
During the course of 1986 economic growth in Scotland and in the rest of the UK is likely to proceed...
The Scottish economy appears to have grown less rapidly than Britain as a whole during 1983. This ex...
The economic prospects for both Scotland and the UK have clouded somewhat in the last three months. ...
The Scottish economy is standing up surprisingly well to last year's interest rate rises. Retailing ...
The growth of the Scottish economy is now moving into line with the rest of the UK. Industrial produ...
The Scottish economy continues to perform well. Industrial production remains buoyant, although it i...
During 1984 the British economy maintained the growth rate of 2.5% achieved in the latter part of 19...
In the June Commentary we stressed that the Scottish economy was threatened with stagnation as the r...
The British economy experienced little growth during the first nine months of 1984. The projected GD...
The outlook for the Scottish economy appeared fairly certain when the Commentary last reported in Ju...
The economic news since our March Commentary has continued to paint a relatively disappointing pictu...
The economic prospects for 1990 appear very uncertain, following a year in which the Scottish econom...
Recent production data suggest that the Scottish economy grew at a similar rate to the UK in 1988. H...
This Commentary revises upwards our February assessment of the prospects for growth in the Scottish ...
The Scottish economy, like that of the UK as a whole, looks set to experience a substantial shift in...
During the course of 1986 economic growth in Scotland and in the rest of the UK is likely to proceed...
The Scottish economy appears to have grown less rapidly than Britain as a whole during 1983. This ex...
The economic prospects for both Scotland and the UK have clouded somewhat in the last three months. ...
The Scottish economy is standing up surprisingly well to last year's interest rate rises. Retailing ...
The growth of the Scottish economy is now moving into line with the rest of the UK. Industrial produ...
The Scottish economy continues to perform well. Industrial production remains buoyant, although it i...
During 1984 the British economy maintained the growth rate of 2.5% achieved in the latter part of 19...
In the June Commentary we stressed that the Scottish economy was threatened with stagnation as the r...
The British economy experienced little growth during the first nine months of 1984. The projected GD...
The outlook for the Scottish economy appeared fairly certain when the Commentary last reported in Ju...
The economic news since our March Commentary has continued to paint a relatively disappointing pictu...
The economic prospects for 1990 appear very uncertain, following a year in which the Scottish econom...
Recent production data suggest that the Scottish economy grew at a similar rate to the UK in 1988. H...