Practice area: | Economics of Education | Education and Labour Markets |
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Client: | N/A |
Published: | March, 2010 |
Keywords: | quantitative analysis |
London Economics were commissioned by AUDE (University Association of Directors of Estate) to update and restructure the previous model of the non-residential estate costs. The new model, the Model of Estate Costs (MEC) allows the estimation of annualised financial costs for different types of freehold, leasehold and licence non-residential estate (teaching, research, etc) and of notional carbon emissions.