% of value added in tradable sectors Eurostat Gross value added in agriculture and manufacturing over total gross value added.
Output per person in terms of gross value added is £22,092, compared with £42,666 in London.
It was notable that productivity in manufacturing jumped 8 percent over 2011, measured by gross value added.
Oxfordshire's gross value added (GVA) grew by 23% since 2008, compared to 13% for Cambridgeshire.
In the more instructive measure of gross value added per hour worked in the market sector, annual growth reached 2.4%.
By 2013 the region's gross value added (GVA), a measure of output, languished 13% below the pre-crisis peak.
For 2011, gross value added per hour worked in mining fell 14 percent, even as it rose 2 percent across the economy.
This in turn led to an estimated £5.9bn of gross value added (GVA) to the UK economy in the same year.
The reason appears to be the massive contraction of the UK manufacturing sector – from about 28% of gross value added in 1978 to less than 10% today.
As CD sales dropped 3.9% in 2015, recorded music suffered a 1% fall in what UK Music terms its "contribution to the economy", or gross value added (GVA).
