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Tradeable and knowledge-based services in the East of Scotland

Tradeable and knowledge-based services in the East of Scotland. John Lord yellow book. Background to the study. ESEP labour market and economic intelligence service annual report bespoke reports: mining the data communications seminars: rural, new economy, impact of redundancies

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Tradeable and knowledge-based services in the East of Scotland

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  1. Tradeable and knowledge-based services in the East of Scotland John Lord yellow book

  2. Background to the study • ESEP labour market and economic intelligence service • annual report • bespoke reports: mining the data • communications • seminars: rural, new economy, impact of redundancies • reviewing policy implications • focus on economic geography • understanding the programme area

  3. Tradeable and knowledge-based services • service sector research deficit • but driving employment and output growth • understanding the spatial distribution of TKB services • links to developing city-region perspective • place matters, especially in the knowledge economy • identifying hotspots and lagging areas • framing policy responses • links to Local Futures work

  4. Tradeable and knowledge-based services • tourism • financial services • computing (K1) • research and development (K1) • professional and business services (K1) • higher education (K1) • healthcare (K1) • recreation, sport and culture • 367,000 jobs in East of Scotland (33%; GB 29%)

  5. East of Scotland: employment in TKB services, 2002

  6. Scottish GDP 1963-2003

  7. Scottish GDP 1998-2004

  8. Service sector GDP Scotland 1963-2003

  9. Service sector GDP Scotland, 1998-2003

  10. Employment change Scotland, 1995-2002

  11. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002

  12. Change in total employment, EoS 1995-2002

  13. Change in industrial employment, EoS 1995-2002

  14. Change in service sector employment, EoS 1995-2002

  15. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002Service sector and all jobs  

  16. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002Industrial sector and all jobs

  17. Employment in TKB services, Scotland (% of total), 2002

  18. Change in TKB service employment EoS 1995-2002

  19. Analysis of employment change EoS 1995-2002

  20. TKB service employment by Council area, EoS 2002 (% share)

  21. TKB services as a % of total employment, EoS 2002

  22. East of Scotland TKB services LQs

  23. East of Scotland ‘cities off’ TKB services location quotient

  24. Tourism: share of total employment 2002

  25. Tourism: area location quotients 2002

  26. Financial services: share of total employment 2002

  27. Financial services: area location quotients 2002

  28. Computing: share of total employment 2002

  29. Computing: area location quotients 2002

  30. R&D: share of total employment 2002

  31. R&D: area location quotients 2002

  32. Professional and business services: share of total employment 2002

  33. Professional and business services: area location quotients 2002

  34. Higher education: share of total employment 2002

  35. Higher education: area location quotients 2002

  36. Healthcare: share of total employment 2002

  37. Healthcare: area location quotients 2002

  38. Recreation, sport and culture: share of total employment 2002

  39. Recreation, sport and culture: area location quotients 2002

  40. All TKB services: area location quotients 2002

  41. R&D expenditure

  42. Average gross weekly earnings (workplace based)

  43. Local authority/LEC rankings EDINBURGH EDINBURGH STIRLING ABERDEEN DUNDEE STIRLING PERTH & K DUNDEE EAST LOTHIAN FIFE ABERDEEN MIDLOTHIAN K1 services All TKB services ANGUS PERTH & K FIFE MORAY WEST LOTHIAN WEST LOTHIAN MIDLOTHIAN EAST LOTHIAN MORAY AB’SHIRE AB’SHIRE ANGUS FALKIRK FALKIRK CLACKMANN CLACKMANN

  44. TKB services in the East of Scotland • Edinburgh dominates all measures • a knowledge-intensive city • spillover into city region • Aberdeen strong in K1 sectors • Dundee public sector-led • Stirling-Perth corridor? • remote rural areas lagging • Falkirk/Clackmannanshire excluded • polarisation • public sector domination

  45. The Geography of the Service Sector Economy ESEP seminar Falkirk 3 November 2004

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