London Economics were commissioned by the Royal College of Nursing to undertake an assessment of the how average UK house prices and total annual nursing staff pay has evolved since 2011. Using information from the Office for National Statistics and NHS Digital, the analysis identified that average house price inflation over the decade was approximately […]
Article link Restrictive practices by digital ecosystems have become an area of significant concern for competition enforcement theory and practice. Two such practices have received particular attention: restrictions to openness and restrictions to interoperability. This independent article by London Economics Partner, Dr Paula Ramada, explores the role of these restrictions in “product ecosystems”, i.e. ecosystems […]
London Economics were commissioned by the Higher Education Policy Institute to undertake some modelling of higher education fees and funding arrangements. Based on the current system of repayments facing the 2020-21 cohort of undergraduates, we were asked to model the resource impact on the Exchequer of the removal of real interest rates, the possible extension […]
London Economics were commissioned by the LSE and University of Sheffield Students’ Unions to undertake a piece of analysis on higher education fees and funding. Underpinned by the significant financial constraints facing higher education institutions as a result of the pandemic, we were tasked with analysing a range of alternative approaches to provide domestic students […]
Siôn Jones, Partner at LE, took part in an interview on 15th May 2021 about social care funding on the BBC Politics Wales programme. The programme is available here and the discussions are also reported on the BBC News website here.
Thanks! Its the @LE_Education folks driving this research. Full analysis here https://t.co/SfE9JkAm0L https://t.co/gu9CBQGOJZ
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RT @jim_dickinson: NEW on Wonkhe: Jim Dickinson reviews work to deliver a cash "fee rebate" to students, and uncovers some fascinating real…
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RT @LE_Education: Nice job here by @jim_dickinson ... full analysis here https://t.co/5GbBMOp2Wp
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RT @LE_Education: Here is the new analysis on providing fiscally neutral refunds for domestic undergraduate HE students https://t.co/5GbBM…
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RT @betheyreSU: We commissioned this work from @LE_Education because we want fees compensation for this year, without harming HEIs.
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RT @tianran: The Guardian view on funding universities: the market model isn’t working | Editorial https://t.co/LYDGQ2jysJ
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RT @LE_Education: Analysis from @LE_Education today on raising student loan interest rates....(and the picture!) Students in England call f…
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