To provide evidence to the Treasury Select Committee’s inquiry into student loan repayment terms, we were asked by Universities UK assess the Exchequer and graduate contribution to total teaching funding per student per year in England. We assess these contributions for both the 2025-26 student cohort (under the current Plan 5 loan repayment terms) and […]
Following a rigorous selection process, the Youth Futures Foundation has announced today their refreshed panel of independent evaluators. We are pleased to announce that London Economics has been selected as a member of the YFF evaluation panel, collaborating with the Youth Futures Foundation on research and evaluation activity in determining what works for youth employment. […]
Satellite communications (satcom) is a critical yet often invisible enabler of modern life. They support governments, businesses, and individuals, particularly in areas where terrestrial networks are limited or unavailable. A sudden loss of satcom would lead to widespread disruption across essential services, including air travel, maritime logistics and emergency response. The economic impact of such […]
To understand the economic opportunity adoption of digital financial tools present to UK SMEs, London Economics undertook economic modelling using the survey data gathered from SMEs. The model uses survey evidence on time savings, staff involvement and adoption levels and links the time saved on routine financial tasks to higher economic output at firm and […]
To support the Treasury Select Committee’s inquiry into student loan repayment terms, we were commissioned by the National Union of Students and the Higher Education Policy Institute to model the resource flows and cost implications associated with Plan 2 student loan repayment terms. The work focusses on the last cohort to be subject to Plan […]
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