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Labor market vulnerabilities are spread across the US but are currently greatest in Eastern states. Overall, the top 10 most vulnerable states are Georgia, Nevada, New Hampshire, Florida, Alabama, Vir...

Recent economic projections by banks and other forecasters highlight the wide divergence of views on the UK’s future growth profile. Relative to other forecasters, our projection is for a more V-shape...

Emerging market financial conditions bottomed out in May, but many EMs still have some ground to cover. China is doing well, but others are struggling. Worryingly, they’re not only the usual suspects...

After a strong initial bounce in May and June, the labor market recovery likely stalled in July. We estimate that nonfarm payrolls declined 280,000 in July, following a cumulative gain of 7.5 million...

After adjusting for different cash balance and fiscal stimulus assumptions, Treasury’s estimate of borrowing and cash needs over the second half of 2020 aren’t that different from our own estimates.

In 2019, RB directly employed 3,933 people at 21 operational sites in the US. RB’s full (direct, indirect, and induced) 2019 economic impact in the US totaled $3.8 billion and more than 25,000 jobs.

Oxford Economics and SAP surveyed 2,000 executives from small and midsize organisations about their priorities, challenges, and digital maturity.

Oxford Economics worked with Google Cloud to survey 1,000 CIOs around the world, in seven industries about the ways they partner with other organisations: to meet business goals, and about the technol... more

Oxford Economics was commissioned by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), to assess the impact of public R&D support on levels of private R&D spending in the UK and othe... more

Trade margin data from the BEA were used to estimate the manufacturers' share of total spending on pharmaceutical products, and compare this to other R&D-intensive manufacturing industries in the US.