Economic Impact

Quantifying the social, environmental and economic impact of tourism, government policies, new investments, technological innovations, industries, and companies at a global, national or local level.

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Examining economic impact data

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clients

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countries covered

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What is economic impact?

We demonstrate the social, environmental and economic impact of your activities and help you communicate these to key stakeholders. Our work ranges from in-depth modelling and quantification of the effects of economic policy changes for governments to detailed quantification of the footprint of companies on particular communities. With decades of experience, commitment to methodological rigour, and independence, our findings are trusted by stakeholders across government, business, and media.

Demonstrate your economic impact

We demonstrate how your activities contribute to GDP, employment, and tax revenues, and affect a range of social and environmental outcomes. We work collaboratively with our clients to investigate how their policies, operations, investments, and innovations create impact.

Understanding impact outside of your organisation

Our work extends well beyond the lens of individual organisations. We quantify all of the different channels that generate economic, social and environmental impacts, including supply chains, employment multipliers and technological spillovers.

Explore impact locally, nationally, and globally

Our world-leading models allow us to quantify your impact in a host of different geographies more comprehensively than conventional methodologies. And we have a range of tools to collect unique data that shine a spotlight on the breadth of these impacts.

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“We were drawn to working with Oxford Economics for its solid reputation and the strength of its research, and we’ve been particularly impressed with your ability to present this to governments and the media – it’s the reason we’d look for future opportunities to work together.”

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“Oxford Economics has a built-in edge in econometric analysis that has been tremendously helpful in allowing our audience to size up and understand complex subjects. As a foundation that works to advance sustainable global trade, Oxford Economics has helped us address and carry key messages from our mission on some of the most important challenges in economic and foreign policies confronting the world today. The team’s ability to accommodate a broad variety of different subjects under our foundation’s remit has helped us create bespoke thought leadership, however unconventional the angle might be. They work against tight deadlines, are willing to embrace creative solutions, and I have been pleased to have worked closely together with them to deliver some of our most successful projects.”

Chuin Wei Yap, Program Director, Trade Research

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“FIA has been working with Oxford Economics for a number of years and we are ‘repeat customers’ due to the quality of the work priced at the rate charged. We would continue to work with Oxford Economics in critical areas related to the food and agriculture industry, in which an economics lens needs to be applied. They are also a good team to work with, listen to the client and are not afraid to push back and offer advice on what works in terms of their extensive experience.”

Matt Kovac, Chief Executive Officer

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“Working with Oxford Economics has been a pleasure. Their rigorous analysis and deep insights have been instrumental in highlighting the economic impact of premium F&B experiences in the Asia-Pacific region. The quality of their work, professionalism, and collaborative spirit have greatly enriched our initiatives, and we look forward to continued collaborations together.”

Audre Ang, Public Affairs & Programmes Manager

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“Oxford Economics has a built-in edge in econometric analysis that has been tremendously helpful in allowing our audience to size up and understand complex subjects. As a foundation that works to advance sustainable global trade, Oxford Economics has helped us address and carry key messages from our mission on some of the most important challenges in economic and foreign policies confronting the world today. The team’s ability to accommodate a broad variety of different subjects under our foundation’s remit has helped us create bespoke thought leadership, however unconventional the angle might be. They work against tight deadlines, are willing to embrace creative solutions, and I have been pleased to have worked closely together with them to deliver some of our most successful projects.”

Chuin Wei Yap, Program Director, Trade Research

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