"[Scotland] has detected no cases of cervical cancer in women born between 1988-1996 who were fully vaccinated against HPV between the ages of 12 and 13." That's honestly so amazing.
In a large Scottish study, no cases of cervical cancer were found among women who received HPV vaccines before they turned 14.
By my reckoning, it'll look something like: • Services 80.5% (currently 79.4%) • Manufacturing 9.3% (vs 9.9%) • Construction 6.2% (unch) • Extraction 0.85% (1.05%)
👀 One thing to watch for in Monday's GDP release: the ONS is updating its industry weights for the first time in years. In other words, the source of stats like "manufacturing = 10% of economic output" will be given a refresh. It'll be based to 2022.
Bluesky may have its flaws, but my reply guy is not here so that's good enough for me
I only really look at this stuff to see what Patrick Minford's Liverpool Macro predicts. Looking forward to that UK current account surplus next year! www.gov.uk/government/s...
A comparison of independent forecasts for the UK economy in September 2024.
Congratulations, joyous news!
Another bit of minibudgetology I would like to know more about: How did Kwarteng end up implementing something that was received so badly by markets, having written stuff like this 15 years ago?
For me, the fatal incongruity of the Growth Plan was: 1. Ignore BoE/OBR/IMF/city forecasters, they are wrong. 2. My Growth Plan is 100% CERTAIN to pay for itself by DOUBLING the rate of economic growth, and I have Patrick Minford on my side.
This lovely anniversary video she's made, out today x.com/trussliz/sta...