Wellbeing recognised in National Statistics
23/05/2024
Anyone researching wellbeing might be interested in the latest blog post from the Office of National Statistics on Measuring wellbeing and going ‘Beyond GDP’
This blog post highlights a new dashboard on their site which measures the wellbeing of the UK.
Interested in statistics in general? See some of our most relevant data sources here or check out the books we have on using statistics via Library Search.
Any questions please contact library@cranfield.ac.uk
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