As John Armitt argues in the Financial Times, Britain's infrastructure problem isn't ambition, it's delivery. Oxford Economics convened senior executives...
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English devolution is accelerating, but revenue retention risks deepening regional inequality.
Research Briefing
Andy Burnham's cautious economic strategy focuses on regional investment and electoral reform, aiming for long-term growth and improved political standing.
Consulting Report
Oxford Economics partnered with the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) to measure the consulting sector's contribution to the UK economy and...
Consulting Report
Tourism Economics delivered an independent assessment of how a tourism levy in England could affect GDP, employment, and tax revenue...
What happens to the UK economy if migration slows sharply? Growth, tax revenues, and pensions could all be at risk—but...
Research Briefing
The UK's Plan 2 graduate loan is pushing younger workers into high repayment rates at a time when disposable income...
In this study, Oxford Economics and Royal London assess how reforms to minimum default contributions affect pension adequacy and the...
Research Briefing
With net migration set to fall to its lowest level since 1997, the UK faces weaker growth and higher borrowing....
This report focuses on the quantum computing sector in Sussex and Greater Brighton, and its potential contribution to the South...
The boom in data centres in the UK is set to fuel a strong demand for energy. We recently forecast...
As AI accelerates and global tech companies commit billions to new cloud and data-centre projects in the UK, the country...
The UK is experiencing a remarkable growth in its digital infrastructure. Data centres—the facilities that house the servers and computing...
Consulting Report
The UK’s data centre sector is expanding rapidly as digitalisation, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) drive surging demand for...
Our latest report measures the economic footprint of Allica Bank’s lending across the UK.
The US has taken its most aggressive step yet against Russia’s oil sector, sanctioning the financial arms of Rosneft and...
The Budget on November 26 will be a key test of market confidence in the UK government's fiscal approach. If...
Given the important role UK universities play in local and regional economies, their poor financial position will have implications for...
Research Briefing
France's fragile coalition government looks set to lose a confidence vote scheduled on September 8. Consequently, Prime Minister François Bayrou's...
Over the past decade, the UK population has continued to grow steadily, recording stronger growth rates than many European peer...
