There has been a substantial fall in the number of part-time students enrolled in higher education over the past decade, with the decline being particularly apparent amongst English higher education providers. In contrast, the number of full-time student enrolments has been on an upward trend. In parallel, the wider economy has seen both a deep […]
The act of disclosing personal data typically takes place in an environment of incomplete and asymmetric information. This explains the crucial role of consumer confidence in enabling transactions that involve the disclosure of personal data. LE’s study for DCMS investigates the benefits of new individual rights introduced by the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) […]
London Economics were commissioned by the University and College Union to assess the lifetime costs to higher education students associated with receiving and repaying student loans provided by Student Finance England. In addition to assessing the loan balance on graduation and repayments made, the analysis estimates the effective average and marginal tax rates associated with […]
As part of the Australian Governments Functional and Efficiency Review of the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, London Economics undertook an economic impact assessment of the Bureau’s services to the Australian economy. Of the benefits that can be quantified, the analysis indicates a benefit-cost ratio of 11.6:1. That is, for every dollar spent on delivering Bureau […]
London Economics is happy to announce that we are a corporate sponsor and contributor to the Behavioral Economics Guide 2017, which this year has a forward from Cass R. Sunstein of Harvard University. First released in 2014, this now yearly publication provides an introduction to the field, developments in the behavioural sciences, insights from practitioners, […]
Cutting fees to £7.5k is poor policy! Student fees and funding is complicated - not hard. The widespread lack of understanding is a worry!
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@StephenDFisher @NCPoliticsUK @Andrew_Adonis And the three occasions where this was not the case were..........?
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RT @seraphimcapital: Introducing the Seraphim Space Index, the global barometer for #SpaceTech venture market transactions. Updated qtly. h…
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@amcgettigan @martin_eve Issues about this though - those expecting high earnings pick loans - otherwise graduate t… https://t.co/wi3H3wtgx3
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New report for @OpenUniversity @lsbu @BirkbeckNews on PT HE demand https://t.co/LYLNLgcOKG Short @wonkhe blog too… https://t.co/GXu6IUsYmc
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RT @OpenUniversity: Really good to see this @wonkhe blog from @LE_Education on why part-time #HigherEd is so important. #parttimematters ht…
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With the @Wonkhe blog link https://t.co/EDX3d31kJT https://t.co/zDM7zAA8PZ
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