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, […]
London Economics were commissioned by the Department for Education to undertake an evaluation of the National Careers Service. Using information on labour market histories from the HMRC, as well as learner information from the Individualised Learner Record, the analysis involved merging a range of data sets and implementing a Propensity Score Matching model to compare […]
London Economics were commissioned by the University of Birmingham to undertake an analysis of the university’s economic, social and cultural impact. The study considered the economic impact of teaching and learning, research activities, educational exports, as well as the direct, indirect and induced impact generated by the university and its students throughout the local, regional […]
@LucyHunterB That's what I thought - but when we looked at this last - the repayment rate applied to all income - s… https://t.co/MAveQyHZWe
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Always thought this made more sense - but is there something odd - x% taken on all income at each threshold - not m… https://t.co/f3WdxAYQFq
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Full report link here https://t.co/2JCyfcTbGx https://t.co/vR77sIiLyp
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@BenVerinder @dgmorris295 They were told - repeatedly - especially after 2006-07! I think they believed £9,000 was… https://t.co/4xn4Sjjqm0
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@baileys72 @dgmorris295 I think you have to let it go!
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RT @ChrisGiles_: Students
The @ONS is fleecing you by doing nothing about the RPI it knows is too high.
Complain
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@richardbrabner @Wonkhe @smitajamdar @AaronPorter @JudyFriedberg Amazing to see the number of changes between 2015 and 2016!
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