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Trading Places

By Ilona Serwicka, Paul Swinney | 25 August 2016

Trading Places

By Ilona Serwicka, Paul Swinney | 25 August 2016

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Executive Summary
Introduction
- Figure Figure 1: City centres, suburbs, hinterlands and the rural areas of Britain
- Figure Box 1: Defining city centres, suburbs, hinterlands and rural areas
The geography of businesses and jobs in Britain
Key statistics
Businesses locate where they do because of agglomeration
Implications for policy
- Figure Figure 12: Where workers live, 2011 (%)
Conclusion
Appendix: definition of goods exporters, services exporters and local services

0211: Change in the total export base, 1998-2015

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