London Economics in association with our partners Genesis Analytics are please to contribute to the 2018 edition of the international Behavioural Economics Guide. We present a case study of our behavioural insights work where we introduce nudges to encourage consumers to save more.
London Economics were commissioned by the Department for Education and Ministry of Justice to undertake an analysis of the OLASS4 offender learning in prisons. The analysis combined information from the Individualised Learner Record (on publicly funded training) with Ministry of Justice data relating to prisoners’ criminogenic characteristics and re-offending, as well as earnings and employment […]
Using information from the Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) data set, it is now possible to compare the characteristics and estimates for learners with different qualifications encompassing both types of counterfactuals used in the extant literature: learners in possession of qualifications at the ‘level-below’ and learners enrolling in similar vocational qualifications but failing to achieve (‘non-achievers’). […]
The ICO’s Data Protection Practitioners’ Conference 2018 took place on Monday 9 April at the Manchester Central Conference Centre. Moritz Godel presented LE research carried out last year for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on the benefits of personal data rights under the GDPR. The work on produced two important insights: the existence, rather than the exercise, […]
As part of the FCA’s Asset Management Market study, London Economics conducted a behavioural experiment to test the impact of different ways of presenting information on charges on the extent that retail investors pay attention to charges in their decision-making. Treatments tested included: warning investors about the impact of charges a) via a written message […]
New @LordsEconCom report out today - worth a skim - though don’t like some of the recommendations - esp about inter… https://t.co/h15q9a6vNM
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@LouisMMCoiffait @dkernohan Another person off the Christmas card list
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Thanks! Why was Queens University Belfast excluded? They have about 500 student UG starters a year that are English… https://t.co/kovsWoiywv
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@chrisbelfield @dkernohan @RussellGroup What was the sample size that resulted in exclusion from the analysis - or… https://t.co/1vydpXNZrh
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Q for @dkernohan ... are Northern Irish institutions included in your LEO data HE analysis. They are referred to in… https://t.co/vfERtA9dNR
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@dkernohan Sure - and with season's greetings or some such!
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Remind me to stop sending you a Christmas card https://t.co/NP8T8gsk9H
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