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Cumbr i a Economic Intelligence Partnership. Cumbria GVA 1995 - 2005 Dan Bloomer Policy & Performance, Cumbria County Council. Cumbr i a Economic Intelligence Partnership. What is Gross Value Added?. It’s our principal measure of success GVA is:
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Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Cumbria GVA 1995 - 2005 Dan Bloomer Policy & Performance, Cumbria County Council
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership What is Gross Value Added? • It’s our principal measure of success • GVA is: • the value of outputs (products, services) minus • the value of inputs (materials, components etc) • ‘Productivity’ is average ‘value added’ per head (of population or per employee)
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Background • Data from the Office for National Statistics • Released in Dec 2007, covering period to 2005 • Available for all NUTS2 and NUTS3 areas in UK
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Summary • GVA in Cumbria was £6,687m in 2005 • 1995-2005 Cumbria’s GVA grew by 35.8% (vs 70.4% in UK) – slowest “county” growth • Between 2000 and 2005 Cumbria’s economy grew by 26.0% (29.5% in the UK) • Last year (2004-05) Cumbria grew by 3.7% compared with 4.2% in the UK
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA (£bn) by area 35.8% 49.5% 20.0%
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA - Sub-regional growth rates 1995 – 2005
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA - Sub-regional growth rates 2000 – 2005
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA - Sub-regional growth rates 2004 – 2005
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts GVA per head - Relative sub-regional trends UK = 100 E Cumbria W Cumbria
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA vs FTE employees by area
Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership Regional Accounts Total GVA vs FTE employees by area (yr on yr % chg)