UK GDP Growth and Unemployment Rate (1875-2025)
This dataset is visualized through two line charts that track key UK economic indicators from 1875 to 2025. The first chart plots the annual GDP growth rate on the vertical axis, which ranges from -12% to 12%, against the year on the horizontal axis. The second chart similarly plots the unemployment rate, with a vertical axis range of 0% to 16%, against the year. Together, these charts offer a detailed historical view of the UK's economic performance and labor market dynamics.
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UK GDP Growth and Unemployment Rate (1875-2025)
UK Inflation Rate (1875–2022) [Figure 4.1]
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