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19.05.20
15.05.20
The impact COVID-19 has had on the number of claimants and summaries of local business intelligence from the 9 LEP Growth Hubs.
01.05.20
Our Quarterly Economic Commentary provides intelligence to inform, support and influence important decision making to ensure strategy and policy in the Midlands is evidence-led. This quarter is centred on people, with a main focus on qualification levels.
01.04.20
Key areas covered in this edition include: sectoral analysis, digital exclusion, West Midlands and East Midlands business intelligence and skills and labour market intervention.
28.03.20
The inaugural monitor examining the global, national and regional outlook. Includes an impact assessment for the economy, society and personal well-being.
26.02.20
18.02.20
10.02.20
This report from the Observatory updates the GDP the Midlands to the end of Quarter 2 2020 and includes quarter-on-quarter analysis for our region's industries.
01.02.20
Published in February 2020, the Independent Economic Review (IER) is a powerful resource for Government, policy-makers, investors and wider stakeholders as we work together to address those challenges and progress the Midlands Engine’s important growth agenda
Published in February 2020, the Independent Economic Review (IER) is a powerful resource for Government, policy-makers, investors and wider stakeholders as we work together to address those challenges and progress the Midlands Engine’s important growth agenda.
Part of the 2020 Independent Economic Review (IER), this report is a synthesis of the analyses on Brexit, Sectors and Trade flows developed by Cambridge Econometrics and CityREDI.
Part of the Independent Economic Review (IER), this report from City REDI presents a comprehensive illustration of the regional and sectoral trade flows into and out of the Midlands regions and outlines Brexit-related regional and sectoral exposure of the Midlands.
