Regional economic performance indicators
The Regional Economic Performance Indicators (REPI), formally known as Regional Competitiveness and State of the Regions, is an annual publication of a number of socio-economic indicators covering the regions of the United Kingdom.
The aim of the publication is to give a balanced picture of all the statistical information relevant to regional economic performance, competitiveness and the state of the regions. The indicators shown in REPI have been designed to enable regional comparisons, whilst time series can be used to investigate change over time. REPI is a compendium publication, containing regional information sourced from several different government departments, agencies and academic organisations.
The latest version of REPI was published at 9:30am on 24 May 2011, and may be accessed here: Regional Economic Performance Indicators – May 2011 Some supporting information can be accessed via the links below:
Please note a number of methodological changes were introduced in the 2011 edition of REPI. A detailed description of those changes is provided in the document below:
Pre-announcement of changes to the Regional Economic Performance Indicators publication 2011 (DOC, 82 Kb)
Continuous Updates
From 2010, a set of parallel tables has been continuously maintained. Use this menu to access the most up-to-date versions of the tables from the Regional Performance Indicators.
Consultation on Regional Economic Performance Indicators
Alongside the 2011 publication of REPI, the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills launched a public consultation exercise to ensure the publication remains relevant to users. This consultation is now closed. The consultation document can be accessed below and a Government Response will be published before the end of the year.
Consultation on Regional Economic Performance Indicators Annex B – Summary of Questions (PDF, 466 Kb)
Contacts
Any comments or queries should be sent to the repi team
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