Commissioned by a group of the UK’s largest private infrastructure investors and operators, this report benchmarks UK investment against G7 and OECD peers, identifies the three barriers that consistently distinguish the UK from higher-investing economies, and models what a sustained rise in business investment would mean for the economy.
To understand the potential ramifications of changes in the economic relationship between the US and Canada, the Canadian American Business Council (CABC) commissioned Oxford Economics to undertake a study which takes stock of the US-Canada commercial relationship and assesses the likely economic consequences of three distinct potential outcomes of USMCA negotiations. The study utilizes a sophisticated, multi-model approach to quantify the risks of a potential dissolution of USMCA against the upside of a successful renegotiation of the agreement, both measured against a status quo scenario anchored to the bilateral tariff regime in effect in mid-2026, with impacts assessed across industries and down to the state and province levels.
Explore the current economic landscape shaped by US/Iran tensions, wealth inequality, and shifting consumer behavior in the financial markets.
Oxford Economics expects GCC activity to rebound within 1–2 years after a peace agreement, though investment, tourism and capital flows may take longer to recover.
Join Oxford Economics for a practical look at recent enhancements to the Canadian Provincial and Territorial Model (CPTM) that make it faster and more flexible to add custom sectors to impact analysis.
Reliable, high-speed internet has become essential to participation in the modern economy, yet 2.6 billion people worldwide remained offline in 2024 and many more continue to face poor-quality or unaffordable service.
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The Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD) partnered with Oxford Economics to estimate the cost breakdown of your “food pound” and evaluate how food industry margins have evolved to help assess why food prices are rising.
