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Release date
March 2024
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Region
United Kingdom (Great Britain)
Survey time period
2008 to 2023
Supplementary notes
* Value of sales at current prices, non-seasonally adjusted, measured using the Retail Sales Index (RSI).
Index 2019 = 100 (reference period).
Retail sales include automotive fuel.
Large businesses are defined by the source as "large retailers employing 100 people or more and those with annual turnover of greater than 60 million GBP who employ 10 to 99 people." Small businesses are those employing less than 100 people with a turnover lower than 60 million GBP.
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