The meteoric rise of online shopping has been a hallmark of consumer spending during the pandemic. But all is not...
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As the tourism industry emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic there are clear opportunities for change. But while the financial benefits...
On Wednesday 3rd November, Oxford Economics hosted its quarterly UK & Global Outlook Conference. This invite-only event for our key...
If widespread domestic vaccination was the only way to revive international tourism, most African countries would be in big trouble...
In the run up to Cop-26 much discussion has centred on the central role of UK businesses and government directives...
The digital economy has reached a watershed moment in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. From major retailers to start-up...
The legacy of the massive fiscal response to the pandemic is ballooning government debt. From 2019 to today, average government...
Rock-bottom mortgage rates and a pandemic-driven shift in buyer preferences have triggered a burst of housing demand that has run...
Not a day goes by without a fresh headline about the mix of supply-chain bottlenecks that continues to disrupt industrial...
If you were to scan recent headlines, from submarine sales in the Pacific, to Chinese clampdowns on Evergrande and the...
COP26—the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference—will bring together countries with the aim of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by mid-century....
Policy inaction has left Australia a laggard among advanced economies in adopting lower net-emissions targets. But domestic climate policy could...
Many major cities around the world—especially in North America and Europe—have been hit disproportionately hard by Covid-19 compared with their...
“Since December 2020, the EU has exported 700 million vaccine doses to 130 countries worldwide,” European Union (EU) Commission President...
The cost of travel has fallen over the past two decades, with global average spending per international trip across all...
An unexpected bright spot of the pandemic has been a surge in risk-taking by entrepreneurs, igniting a record stretch of...
The construction sector has been one of the most resilient areas of the economy during the pandemic. As many other...
The rising threat of climate change is challenging governments around the world. Previous research by colleagues at Oxford Economics concludes...
Automation and robotization are rapidly transforming industries across the world: The global stock of robots has more than doubled since...
For most product-based businesses, the supply chain problems that have defined the Covid-19 era are not going away quickly. Executives...
