Tata Consultancy Services commissioned Oxford Economics to calculate their economic footprint in the UK in 2023/24.
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The specialized information industry, represented by the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), commissioned Oxford Economics to undertake a research program to explore the economic implications of policy interventions in the realm of digital markets.
Oxford Economics’ study for the Motion Picture Association quantifies Brazil’s audiovisual industry in 2024: R$ 70.2 bn in GDP, 608,970 jobs, and R$ 9.9 bn in taxes. It details impacts across film and TV production, cinemas, free-to-air and pay TV, and streaming, plus trade, tourism, and productivity.
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In Asia’s fast-changing economic and regulatory environment, tax policy is no longer just a matter for finance and legal departments—it’s a boardroom issue.
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Ride-hailing services are reshaping the way women move, work, and participate in society across Latin America.
In collaboration with Uber, Oxford Economics conducted an online survey of 7,000 frequent ride-hailers in Brazil and Mexico to explore the influence of ride-hailing platforms on women’s economic participation in that region.
This report, produced in collaboration with bp, demonstrates the impact that bp had on the UK national and regional economies in 2024.
In collaboration with the Notre Dame-IBM Technology Ethics Lab, Oxford Economics conducted 15 interviews with senior executives in 2024 to better understand how organizations are evaluating the ROI of AI ethics investments.
Save Local Restaurants commissioned Oxford Economics to calculate high-level cost estimates relating to a proposed city ordinance that would impose new requirements on quick-service restaurant operators in Los Angeles.
Capgemini leveraged custom macro and insurance market forecasts from Oxford Economics for their latest P&C insurance flagship report.
Fragmented carbon markets and the risk of carbon leakage are jeopardizing progress toward global net-zero targets. A major challenge lies in the lack of coordinated policies to align around a unified carbon price. Oxford Economics, in a study for the Hinrich Foundation, highlights how regional carbon markets could offer a practical path toward more effective global pricing.
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