12 We have vacancies only at what’s known as the “section” level (i.e. across a crude division into 18 broad sectors). Chart 18 uses official output data at a “two-digit” level (100 sectors). The DMP allows us to look at variations at the level of individual firms. 11  14  All speeches are available online at www.bankofengland.co.uk/news/speeches and @BoE_PressOffice  14  mismatch rose sharply during the pandemic and, despite the recovery in the first half of this year, remains relatively elevated. One reason for this might be continuing divergence in demand. Chart 18 plots the degree of dispersion in output growth across sectors, this time at a much finer level of disaggregation, over the previous two years. As we know, the pandemic was highly skewed in its effects, hitting some sectors and regions far harder than others. Some even benefited. You can see that in the big jump in the series from the second quarter of last year. And at least up until the first quarter of this year (we don’t have any data since) there was no sign of any sort of correction. Chart 17: Relatively poor correspondence between available jobs and furloughed employees so far  Sources: ONS vacancy and Labour Force Survey data and Bank calculations. Chart 18: Up until 2020Q1 there was still significant sectoral dispersion in output  Sources: ONS and Bank calculations.
Museums and various activities organised in light of promoting national values and raising the public awareness help to better transmit the message embedded in banknotes, and educate the public through the art in banknotes, featuring elements of our national identity. For this particular reason, numismatists take delight in the subtleties of colours and images of the banknotes. In the apparently just pieces of paper, they are able to distinguish and recognise different ages, and the degree of social freedom. 1/2  BIS central bankers' speeches  In addition, banknotes may also depict concerns of a society, of course, when the artist was able to properly read this concern. Hence, the green of US dollar was chosen as a symbol to express the need of the stability in the period of civil war. The 2017 series of Norwegian currency reflects the concern on the return to the human basic needs, which are taken away by digitalisation. In reflection to this concern, the portraits of distinguished people of art and science are replaced with the symbols of natural resources, strongly related with the identity of the Norwegian people, such as the Viking ship, fish or the lighthouse. All these facts show that nothing has threatened the educational and national mission of the banknote. Owing to this reason also, it continues to carry it out by resisting even the virtual forms of the currency. In addition, as a Harvard researcher states, the paper may disappear earlier than the banknote.