Economy statistics

Statistical publications relating to Scotland's economy.

Introduction

This collection is a directory of statistical publications relating to Scotland's economy organised by subject.

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Please note that past releases of these and other economy statistics publications may be available on the National Library of Scotland's and the National Records of Scotland's archives of the Scottish Government's website.

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About economy statistics

Retail Sales Index for Scotland (RSIS)

The retail sales index has been put on hold while we focus on developing other indicators during the Covid-19 pandemic. Results for the retail sector are available in the Monthly GDP and Monthly Business Turnover Index publications above

Contact

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Email: economic.statistics@gov.scot

Telephone: 0131 244 3768

Post:
Office of the Chief Economic Advisor
Room 4WR
St Andrew's House
Regent Road
Edinburgh
EH1 3DG

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