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Oxford Economics surveyed 150 C-suite executives from 11 industries across the UAE and Saudi Arabia in mid-2018. The objective was to learn how large companies are prepared to respond to disruptive ch... more

The National Fluid Power Assocition (NFPA) commissioned Oxford Economics to develop state-level fluid power demand estimates (e.g. industry sectors who purchase fluid power products as part of their s... more

A “no-deal” Brexit would cause a 5% drop in UK outbound travel and tourism trips in 2020, because of the stifled economic backdrop and impact of a weaker pound. Ireland and Spain would be the hardest... more

Oxford Economics fielded and analyzed a survey of 2,280 executives from over 60 countries to identify the drivers of digital success.

The new edition of our annual Global Cities report explores the fortunes and prospects of cities around the world, forecasting to 2035 which will be the largest and fastest growing urban economies. Re... more

Experienced investors know that risk and reward are close companions. There are certain African economies that no serious investor on the continent can reasonably overlook. South Africa, Nigeria and E... more

Democratization of consumption has happened so quickly, that close to two-thirds of the world's population will join the ranks of the 'Global Middle Class' by 2030. The implications on consumer demand... more

SMEs report that improving Banking and Business services to SMEs could improve their productivity by 10%, delivering a £70 billion boost to the UK economy.

Oxford Economics has once again collaborated with the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) to provide the most comprehensive estimate of the the value of the world's aviation sector. We estimate that in... more

This research details for the first time the varied ways that ornamental horticulture and landscaping contribute value to the UK economy.