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A snapshot of day 2 at our conference.
Full programme for today: https://t.co/lQkPI3JmjY
Teams link for those joining online today: https://t.co/Bzz6LKg4rr
Slido link for online questions: https://t.co/Jca5jLGhUu
#EconStats2026@mcmahonecon
We now have data for NHS staffing and hospital activity in England for all of 2025–26. There’s a lot of interesting things going on, so here’s a short thread on some of the key patterns.
As the chart below shows, most staff groups and most types of activity are up year-on-year
Great to see this paper by Lena Kilian, @dr_anneowen and @Rutger_Hoekstra published in Economic Systems Research: https://t.co/S4LWc9Dnd9
This forms part of ESCoE work on measuring environmental footprints and the green economy: https://t.co/5kFkd7UWFF
📢 The April 2026 RES Quarterly Newsletter is out now.
From oil market volatility to the future of cities, this edition explores some of the biggest economic questions shaping policy, markets & society today.
Download here: https://t.co/7kHVclvWUK
#EconTwitter
ESCoE is proud to work with @TPIProductivity to help improve productivity measurement and address the global productivity slowdown.
It was great to be involved in the creation of this video to showcase the involvement of @KingsCollegeLon academics: https://t.co/sfDWhOnfH3
ESCoE/ @KingsCollegeLon PhD student @_juanmreyes will be presenting ESCoE work on the macroeconomic effects of AI uncertainty in this webinar on 9 June.
Read the blog and paper: https://t.co/kX2VX97b1r
@kingsbschool
Super interesting!
💻 Webinar: The Macroeconomic Effects of AI Uncertainty (Juan Reyes, King's College London and Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence)
⏲️ June 9, 16:00 – 17:00 Central European Summer Time
REGISTRATION HERE: https://t.co/XuljkYefA6
Juan Reyes (King's College London, Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence) examines the macroeconomic implications of uncertainty shocks related to artificial intelligence (AI) through a novel text-based AI Uncertainty (AIU) Index.
Link to paper: https://t.co/d52RXnTJ5e
Congratulations to ESCoE Research Director Paul Schreyer who has received the prestigious Shiskin Award for his work on economic statistics.
Find out more: https://t.co/CPFkPzwntn
@AmstatNews#EconomicStatistics
Fantastic to see work on the UK productivity slowdown by ESCoE/ @KingsCollegeLon PhD student @JoshMartin_econ featured in this @FT article by @martinwolf_
Read the full article: https://t.co/Gq8CEC1SvE
Explore Josh's ESCoE work: https://t.co/r339UBZsgF
For more on this topic, read about ESCoE work on communicating uncertainty in economic statistics, in collaboration with @NIESRorg, @ONS, @WarwickBSchool and @KingsCollegeLon: https://t.co/y77zbB6yFZ
How best to communicate uncertainty in economic forecasting?
What is the usefulness of #scenario analysis?
@EconSteveM explains in our latest #MondayInterview, just published ⬇️
https://t.co/whBA4QqPGU
Thank you to everyone who attended and presented at our conference last week.
Recordings from sessions in the auditorium, keynote interviews and slides (where author permission was given) will be available in due course.
#EconStats2026#EconomicStatistics
An interesting discussion on how the UK’s economic statistics system is responding to recent challenges, rebuilding trust and quality, and adapting to support better policymaking and public understanding.
@RobKentSmith@ONS@StatsRegulation@DarrenM44
. @carolcorrado’s keynote on National Accounts in the Age of AI is exploring how AI, intangible assets, and digital services are challenging traditional economic measurement, and what this means for GDP, productivity, and understanding the modern economy. #EconStats2026
We’re kicking off the final day of the conference with a special session on business dynamism with @j_schneebacher, Javier Miranda, Sophie Piton and Sabien Dobbelaere.
ESCoE work on this topic: https://t.co/4s1NvRdEb4
Producing local economic insights in the UK faces a fundamental challenge: reconciling official statistical frameworks with the granular realities of business activity.
This special session looks at industry and regional classifications.
@asvalero@Paul_Swinney
What can we learn about the changing nature of work from time use diaries?
@FrancescaFolia1 presenting ESCoE work on this topic. Find out more: https://t.co/sPOF1oesX6
@rebeccasriley
The past decade has witnessed a transformation in the data and measurement techniques available to economists.
We’re hearing more in this plenary session from @mcmahonecon (@UniofOxford).
A few📸s from the first day of the ESCoE conference.
Full programme for today: https://t.co/lQkPI3JmjY
Teams link for those joining online today: https://t.co/NbnnEqFzoO
Slido link for online questions: https://t.co/RlhNrNKfCd