UK Economy Stats 2023 Flashcards

1
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Economic growth in 2022

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4.10%

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2
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UK economy contraction in 2020

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-11%

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3
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Current growth figures in Q4 2022

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0.10%

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4
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Forecasted annual growth in 2023

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-0.20%

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5
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Projected peak negative output gap

A

1.60%

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6
Q

GDP per capita

A

£33,000

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7
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Total GDP

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£2.4 trillion

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8
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Services sector contribution to GDP

A

79%

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9
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Manufacturing sector contribution to GDP

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14%

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10
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Construction sector contribution to GDP

A

6%

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11
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Agriculture sector contribution to GDP

A

1%

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12
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Unemployment rate

A

3.80%

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13
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Employment rate

A

75.80%

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14
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Economic inactivity rate

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21.40%

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15
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Youth unemployment rate

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10.80%

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16
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Long-term unemployment rate

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1%

17
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Wage growth

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6.60%

18
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Inflation rate

A

10.10%

19
Q

Core inflation rate

A

6.20%

20
Q

Producer price inflation

A

8.70%

21
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Inflation expectations

A

5.40%

22
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Food price inflation

A

19.10%

23
Q

Current account deficit

A

3.3% of GDP

24
Q

National debt

A

100% of GDP

25
Q

Income tax brackets

A

Progressive rates

26
Q

Minimum wage

A

£10.42 per hour

27
Q

Interest rate (Bank of England base rate)

A

4.25%

28
Q

Quantitative easing

A

£895 billion