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Publication - Research and analysis

Wellbeing economy monitor: December 2022 update

Published
6 December 2022
Directorate
Chief Economist Directorate
Part of
Economy, Environment and climate change, Equality and rights
ISBN
9781805253105

The monitor brings together a range of indicators to provide a baseline for assessing progress towards the development of a wellbeing economy in Scotland.

This document is part of a collection

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7. The Monitor

Natural capital

A collection of two charts showing trends in greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity. These are shown in more detail, with written descriptions, below.

Human capital

A collection of five charts showing trends in low or no qualifications; active travel; preventable deaths; relative poverty and child poverty. These are shown in more detail, with written descriptions, below.

Social capital

A collection of two charts showing trends in gender pay gap and young people's participation. These are shown in more detail, with written descriptions, below.

Produced and financial capital

A collection of five charts showing trends in investment; income inequality; wealth inequality; community ownership and employees below the living wage. These are shown in more detail, with written descriptions, below.

Technical notes:

Where possible, comparisons have been provided between Scotland and the other participant countries of the Wellbeing Economy Governments (WEGo) group.

Data provided in this update is the latest available on 1 December 2022. It will be updated in 2023.

Time series have been presented from 2000 to the most recent period, where data availability allows.

Contact

Email: polly.legrand@gov.scot

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