The Island's quarterly economic report has been redesigned in an attempt to make it more digestible for the public.
The report had been criticised for being too complicated and difficult to tell where progress was being made.
The new format uses graphics and graphs to present the information in a simple and clear way so that people can see where money is being spent.
Chief Minister Allan Bell says he hopes the new layout will encourage people to read it and gain a better understanding of our economy:
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