The proceedings from a European University Institute – European Parliament roundtable on the ‘Role of the European Parliament in promoting the use of independent expertise in the legislative process’ have now been published. Siôn Jones, Partner at LE, spoke at the roundtable in sessions on ‘Building the Digital Single Market – identifying most efficient policy […]
We were commissioned by the University of York to analyse its economic, social and cultural impact across the United Kingdom, focusing on the University’s activities in the 2016-17. The analysis focused on four major strands of economic impact. Specifically, in addition to the direct, indirect and induced impact associated with the University of York’s physical […]
London Economics were commissioned by the Department for Education to assess the impact and cost effectiveness of the Your Future | Their Future marketing campaign aimed at improving teacher recruitment in England. Combining information on website hits and website registrations, UCAS applications and marketing activities (and costs) over the period from 1st September 2012 to […]
Following publication in the Telegraph of some possibilities emerging from the Augar review, London Economics have estimated the economic cost associated with reducing annual tuition fees to £6,500 (with no additional Teaching grant); removing real interest rates; and reducing the repayment threshold to £21,000. The result is a £2.8 billion reduction in funding (per cohort) […]
On 17th December 2018, the Office for National Statistics is expected to publish its recommendation on its review of the National Accounting treatment of student loans. This guidance will have significant consequences for the possible recommendations of the Augar Review, as well as the ability of the Government to implement any of those recommendations. Given […]
@LE_Behavioural had the honour of presenting our work on #behavioural #economics at @QMUL. Thank you for having us!
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RT @sjwrenlewis: Great chart. It illustrates one of the key ideas in (neoclassical) economics: the diminishing marginal utility of consumpt…
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@dgmalcolm @dgmorris295 @dkernohan @amcgettigan You might be able to proxy (for previous cohorts) on the proportion… https://t.co/UYJSzcCmYV
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@dgmorris295 @dkernohan @dgmalcolm @amcgettigan Don’t think so!
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RT @amcgettigan: The #Reading story today came as a result of my offer to look at university accounts back in December.
Often things are h…
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Fair play! https://t.co/QI1QiFqbFv
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