1. Tradeable and knowledge-based services in the East of Scotland John Lord yellow book

2. Background to the study ESEP labour market and economic intelligence service –annual report –bespoke reports: mining the data communications –seminars: rural, new economy, impact of redundancies –reviewing policy implications focus on economic geography –understanding the programme area

3. Tradeable and knowledge-based services service sector research deficit –but driving employment and output growth understanding the spatial distribution of TKB services –links to developing city-region perspective –place matters, especially in the knowledge economy identifying hotspots and lagging areas framing policy responses –links to Local Futures work

4. Tradeable and knowledge-based services tourism financial services computing (K1) research and development (K1) professional and business services (K1) higher education (K1) healthcare (K1) recreation, sport and culture 367,000 jobs in East of Scotland (33%; GB 29%)

5. East of Scotland: employment in TKB services, 2002

6. Scottish GDP 1963-2003

7. Scottish GDP 1998-2004

8. Service sector GDP Scotland 1963-2003

9. Service sector GDP Scotland, 1998-2003

10. Employment change Scotland, 1995-2002

11. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002

12. Change in total employment, EoS 1995-2002

13. Change in industrial employment, EoS 1995-2002

14. Change in service sector employment, EoS 1995-2002

15. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002 Service sector and all jobs

16. Employment change East of Scotland, 1995-2002 Industrial sector and all jobs

17. Employment in TKB services, Scotland (% of total), 2002

18. Change in TKB service employment EoS 1995-2002

19. Analysis of employment change EoS 1995-2002

20. TKB service employment by Council area, EoS 2002 (% share)

21. TKB services as a % of total employment, EoS 2002

22. East of Scotland TKB services LQs

23. East of Scotland ‘cities off’ TKB services location quotient

24. Tourism: share of total employment 2002

25. Tourism: area location quotients 2002

26. Financial services: share of total employment 2002

27. Financial services: area location quotients 2002

28. Computing: share of total employment 2002

29. Computing: area location quotients 2002

30. R&D: share of total employment 2002

31. R&D: area location quotients 2002

32. Professional and business services: share of total employment 2002

33. Professional and business services: area location quotients 2002

34. Higher education: share of total employment 2002

35. Higher education: area location quotients 2002

36. Healthcare: share of total employment 2002

37. Healthcare: area location quotients 2002

38. Recreation, sport and culture: share of total employment 2002

39. Recreation, sport and culture: area location quotients 2002

40. All TKB services: area location quotients 2002

41. R&D expenditure

42. Average gross weekly earnings (workplace based)

43. Local authority/LEC rankings EDINBURGH STIRLING DUNDEE EAST LOTHIAN PERTH & K ABERDEEN ANGUS FIFE WEST LOTHIAN MIDLOTHIAN MORAY AB’SHIRE FALKIRK CLACKMANN All TKB services K1 services EDINBURGH ABERDEEN STIRLING DUNDEE FIFE MIDLOTHIAN PERTH & K MORAY WEST LOTHIAN EAST LOTHIAN AB’SHIRE ANGUS FALKIRK CLACKMANN

44. TKB services in the East of Scotland Edinburgh dominates all measures –a knowledge-intensive city –spillover into city region Aberdeen strong in K1 sectors Dundee public sector-led Stirling-Perth corridor? remote rural areas lagging Falkirk/Clackmannanshire excluded polarisation public sector domination

46. The Geography of the Service Sector Economy ESEP seminar Falkirk 3 November 2004