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Publication - Statistics

Scottish Consumer Sentiment Index: quarter 4 2019

Published 22 January 2020
Directorate
Chief Economist Directorate
Part of
Economy

Fourth quarter 2019 report for the Scottish Consumer Sentiment Indicator (SCSI) - an experimental statistics publication.

The Scottish Consumer Sentiment Indicator is a composite measure of consumer sentiment in Scotland based on a quarterly survey of households’ current sentiment and future expectations of: Scottish economic performance, household finances, and attitudes to spending money.  This publication is currently classed as experimental statistics. These are defined in the Code of Practice for Official Statistics as new official statistics undergoing evaluation. These statistics are currently being developed and have been published to involve users and stakeholders in their development, and to build in quality and understanding at an early stage.

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