New research from ESCoE and The Productivity Institute produces UK productivity estimates for 184 industries.

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Research constructing labour productivity estimates for 184 industries spanning the entire UK economy – more than double the granularity available from official datasets.

This paper examines how AI can be responsibly harnessed to enhance productivity in England’s adult social care sector.

Research examining the nexus between agglomeration economies and international trade premia and whether these two phenomena complement or substitute each other.

Research highlighting the economic consequences of capital market frictions for high-growth companies.

Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring the future of productivity in the UK financial services sector.

Fixing UK regional policy is one of the government’s core aims. This blog explores how national missions and local delivery can improve living standards.

With crucial infrastructure increasingly dependent on accurate, resilient clocks, outages in the dominant system for global positioning highlight the need for other ways of distributing time information. With crucial infrastructure increasingly dependent on accurate, resilient clocks, outages in the dominant system for global positioning highlight the need for other ways of distributing time information.

The primary barrier to successfully leveraging AI is not the technology, but a persistent lack of capabilities within public sector organisations and the wider innovation ecosystem.

This report presents the findings of the TPI Investment in Places Policy Fellowship Clarifying the Devolution Dividend.

There is a need to rethink our approach to skills and education so that we can better align the education system to the demands of real-world jobs.

By Ruby Watson, Raquel Ortega-Argilés The Productivity Lab has released the 2025 edition of The Productivity Institute’s UK...