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Oxford Economics was pleased to partner with Site Selection Magazine in its 2015 report on the World’s Most Competitive Cities. This report was an opportunity to showcase some of the capabilities of our global databank of over 3,000 cities and regi
This report, produced by Oxford Economics, explores the scale and nature of the economic benefits that Aerolíneas Argentinas brought to the Argentina economy over the period 2012-2014. In addition to the benefits to the local economy from Aerolíneas’
Oxford Economics was commissioned by the British Soft Drinks Association to produce an economic impact analysis showing the extent of the industry’s impact on the wider economy.
This report looks at the impact of each aspect of the soft drinks ind
Oxford Economics was commissioned by The University of Nottingham to produce a report to gauge its social and economic impact on the local, regional and national economies. The report is focused on activity generated by and through the University’s f
Oxford Economics worked with Accenture to survey 1,000 large companies and 1,000 entrepreneurs across the G20 countries in mid-2015. The data formed the basis for Accenture’s report to the annual G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance summit held in Turke
Digital IQ is a measure of how well companies understand the value of technology and weave it into the fabric of their organization. PwC’s 7th annual Digital IQ study, built on a survey of over 1,900 business and IT executives around the world, uses
British Gas Energy Trust was established in 2004 as an independent charity to help people in fuel poverty to pay their energy bills, get back on their feet and remain debt free. Having recently marked its tenth birthday, this report explores the diff
This report investigates the economic and social contribution BP makes to the UK. The report was launched on Monday 14th September 2015.
In total, BP’s direct, indirect and capital expenditures are estimated to have supported one in every 244 jobs
Oxford Economics modelled the impact of a potential doubling of air traffic delays in the Middle East due to air traffic control over a ten-year period, finding benefits of $16.3 billion accruing to passengers and airlines if these delays are avoided
This report investigates and, whenever possible, values the amenity benefits the Port of London Authority’s stretch of the Thames delivers to residents, day-trippers and tourists. The report was launched on Monday 7th September 2015, on the occasion
This study focuses on the economic impact of the Department of Labor’s (DOL) proposed fiduciary rule for retirement advice on the independent financial services industry and investors who rely on independent advice. It estimates the DOL’s proposed ru
In 2013, BAE Systems made a GDP contribution of £7.9 billion to the UK economy and sustained well over 122,000 FTE jobs, with a labor productivity more than twice that of the UK industry average. This report, produced by Oxford Economics, further exp
Between 2010 and 2014, over 22,000 jobs were created in the Lehigh Valley. This comprehensive study explores the strengths and weaknesses of the Lehigh Valley’s workforce, provides key strategies for how to improve upon them, and lays the foundation
Open source software is changing the way the world computes. This report, based on a global survey of senior business and technology executives and comments from major companies around the world, shows that businesses are using open source software
The Internet of Things is poised to turn the physical assets all around us into participants in real-time global digital markets—indexed, searched, and traded as any online commodity. This report, produced by IBM in collaboration with Oxford Economic
The procurement function is becoming more strategic, more collaborative, and more technology-driven than ever before—and these transformative trends are ongoing. But at most companies, procurement still has challenges to address in terms of technolog
The fundamental drivers of global transactions are pointing to a continued strong upturn in M&A and IPOs over the next three years, reveals a unique new forecast produced by Oxford Economics for the global law firm, Baker & McKenzie. The forecasts sh
In September 2012, Huawei commited to spending £1.3 billion in the UK. Almost three years later, the global information and communications leader is well on its way to doing just that—and with vast social and economic significance.
In this report,
The pace of growth in sub-Saharan Africa could easily surpass most regions of the world. This report examines the industries with potential to fuel this growth and development over the next two decades, as well as central infrastructure and policy is
Today, some 3.3 million salaried workers across the US retail and restaurant industries can be exempted from the right to receive overtime pay because they earn at least $455 per week—the so-called overtime threshold. The Department of Labor is curre
