Public sector and economic data can be daunting. In chart form it all becomes so much more digestible.
Each week we publish a chart that illuminates a different aspect of the economy.
4 September: It is back to school for the #icaewchartoftheweek with some graphical geography to illustrate the 50 states and one district that together comprise the United States of America.
31 July: Summer is the time for a special edition of the #icaewchartofthemonth, celebrating the victory of the English men’s cricket team over the West Indies in the 3rd Test at Old Trafford
24 July: Liabilities of £4.6tn exceeded assets of £2.1tn at 31 March 2019 in the latest set of consolidated financial statements for the UK public sector.
17 July 2020: Debate rages about which symbol to attribute to the shape of the economic recovery.
10 July: Fiscal interventions reach £190bn as the Chancellor Rishi Sunak pours even more money into the economy in an attempt to keep it from stalling.
3 July 2020: Only a fraction of the population was working at their normal workplace during the Great Lockdown
26 June: The prime minister has announced a reduction in the number of government departments. How big is the cabinet compared to the rest of the world?
19 June 2020: Economic contraction sees monthly GDP per capita decline from £2,790 in February 2020 to £2,100 in April 2020.
12 June 2020: PFI contract payments have started to decline following a peak of £10.2bn in 2019-20.
5 June 2020: European Commission proposes €2tn in spending over the next seven years, including a major stimulus package.