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Paul Allin is a member of the UK National Statistician's Expert User Advisory Committee and he is the Royal Statistical Society's Honorary Officer for National Statistics. Views expressed in this ...

Thank you, Louis Marc, and good morning, afternoon, or evening for those in the audience. It is my pleasure to open the Ninth IMF Statistical Forum. As Louis Marc mentioned, the theme of this year’s ...