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Publication - Research and analysis

Scotland's wellbeing economy monitor: July 2025

Published
18 July 2025
From
Chief Economist
Directorate
Chief Economist Directorate, +1 more … Jobs and Wellbeing Economy Directorate
ISBN
9781836918608

The Wellbeing Economy Monitor (WEM) tracks progress towards creation of a wellbeing economy using a broad range of indicators with a particular emphasis where the economy and economic policy play a significant role in contributing to wellbeing outcomes.

Part of

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13. The National Wellbeing Economy Monitor

Social Capital

A line chart showing young people's participation.

Natural Capital

A line chart showing greenhouse gas emissions.
A line chart showing the percentage of journeys under 2 miles walked and under 5 miles cycled.
A line chart showing the biodiversity index.

Human Capital

A line chart showing child poverty.
A line chart showing the percentage of adults with lower secondary level attainment.
A line chart showing the percentage of households in relative poverty.
A line chart showing the number of deaths per 100,000 classed as avoidable.

Produced / Financial Capital

A line chart showing the percentage of employees earning below the real living wage.
A line chart showing wealth inequality.
A line chart showing the number of assets in community ownership.
A line chart showing gross fixed capital formation.
A line chart showing income inequality.

Contact

Email: james.miller@gov.scot

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