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We asked respondents to estimate the proportion of UK immigration in each of these categories [By giving them 100 points to split between 4 categories]
Asylum: estimate 37% (actual: 7%)
Family: estimate 17% (actual 6%)
Work: estimate 26% (actual 40%)
Study: estimate 19% (actual 38%)
Asylum: estimate 37% (actual: 7%)
Family: estimate 17% (actual 6%)
Work: estimate 26% (actual 40%)
Study: estimate 19% (actual 38%)
September 18, 2024 at 11:31 PM
We asked respondents to estimate the proportion of UK immigration in each of these categories [By giving them 100 points to split between 4 categories]
Asylum: estimate 37% (actual: 7%)
Family: estimate 17% (actual 6%)
Work: estimate 26% (actual 40%)
Study: estimate 19% (actual 38%)
Asylum: estimate 37% (actual: 7%)
Family: estimate 17% (actual 6%)
Work: estimate 26% (actual 40%)
Study: estimate 19% (actual 38%)
Reposted
Arguably biggest data point is that GDP per capita has risen now for two quarters running.
Still 0.9% below its pre-pandemic peak, but it's a positive development.
Still 0.9% below its pre-pandemic peak, but it's a positive development.
August 15, 2024 at 6:47 AM
Arguably biggest data point is that GDP per capita has risen now for two quarters running.
Still 0.9% below its pre-pandemic peak, but it's a positive development.
Still 0.9% below its pre-pandemic peak, but it's a positive development.