whats-driving-inflation-wages-profits-or-energy-prices-speech-by-jonathan-haskel-appendix.pdf

Here are the key points:

• The document discusses the decomposition of inflation in the GDP deflator.
• The authors use data from Eurostat, ONS, Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS), and OECD to calculate the contributions of unit subsidies and unit capital costs to inflation.
• Charts 3-5 and Table A show the quarterly estimates of the contributions for the UK, US, and euro area.
• The authors also provide additional results in Charts 2 and A1-A2, which break down the growth in the UK GDP deflator using data from the ONS.

The key points are:

1. Inflation decomposition
2. Data sources: Eurostat, ONS, BLS, OECD
3. Quarterly estimates of contributions for UK, US, and euro area (Charts 3-5 and Table A)
4. Additional results: breakdown of growth in UK GDP deflator (Charts 2 and A1-A2)