Publications

The Economic, Social and Cultural Impact of the University of Birmingham – March 2017

Sector:	Education
Client:	University of Birmingham
Published:	March, 2017
Document type:	Report

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 […]

An Economic Evaluation of the National Careers Service – March 2017

Sector:	Education
Client:	Department for Education
Published:	March, 2017
Document type:	Report

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 […]

Study on the Functioning of the Retail Electricity Markets for Consumers in the EU – February 2017

Sector:	Competition, Regulation and Business
Client:	EC DG Justice and Consumers
Published:	February, 2017
Document type:	Report

The 2nd Electricity Market Study investigated electricity market functioning for consumers in the EU, Iceland and Norway. It assessed how market performance has developed since the 1st electricity market study conducted in 2010, and the extent to which consumers have the necessary tools to make rational and empowered choices. Its findings offer a clear insight […]

The Use of Behavioural Insights in Consumer Policy – January 2017

Sector:	Competition, Regulation and Business
Client:	OECD
Published:	January, 2017
Document type:	Report

The OECD has published its report on the use of Behavioural Economics in Consumer Policy. The report is informed by discussion at the OECD’s Behavioural Economics Roundtable, at which LE’s Dr Charlotte Duke was an invited speaker on her experience in using behavioural economics to test and design consumer policy.

The Determinants of International Demand for UK Higher Education – January 2017

Sector:	Education
Client:	HEPI/KAPLAN
Published:	January, 2017
Document type:	Report

London Economics were commissioned by the Higher Education Policy Institute and Kaplan International Pathways to undertake an analysis of the international determinants of UK higher education enrolments. The analysis illustrates the impact of macroeconomic factors (such as a currency depreciation or overseas economic growth), institutional factors (such as UK and US fee levels) and policy […]

The Determinants of University Selection – January 2017

Sector:	Public Policy
Client:	LE Economic Brief
Published:	January, 2017
Document type:

Read London Economics’ research brief on the determinants of university selection. The analysis considers the relative importance of fees and funding on the selection of universities, as well as the role of other characteristics (such as rankings). The report also highlights students’ willingness to pay for different university attributes.

Facilitating Cross Border Data Flow in the Digital Single Market – January 2017

Sector:	Public Policy
Client:	EC DG Connect
Published:	January, 2017
Document type:	Report

Unnecessary requirements to maintain control over the location where data and documents physically reside are an obstacle to the free flow of data within the Single Market. LE investigated the restrictions to the free flow of data across borders within the European Union, concentrating on 8 member states. The study found that legal restrictions of […]

Development of the Scottish Space Industry – December 2016

Sector:	Aerospace
Client:	Scottish Enterprise
Published:	December, 2016
Document type:

Scottish Enterprise commissioned London Economics to support their work to develop the Scottish space industry. The objective of the study was to answer two key questions: Where is the Scottish space economy at present: in an absolute sense; and in comparison with the UK and global space economy? Where could, and should, the Scottish space […]

Impact of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) on the Access to Finance for Business and Long-term Investments – November 2016

Sector:	Aerospace
Client:	EC DG for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union (FISMA)
Published:	November, 2016
Document type:	Report

The Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) considerably strengthens the quantity and quality of the minimum capital that banks in Europe are required to hold. This study assesses whether increased minimum capital requirements, through observed changes in banks’ regulatory capital ratios, impact bank lending using data on a broad sample of banks in Europe, including for the […]

Consumer Vulnerability Across Key Markets in the EU: Animated Infographic – November 2016

Sector:	Aerospace
Client:	EC DG Justice and Consumers
Published:	November, 2016
Document type:	Presentation

Following the publication of London Economics’ study into consumer vulnerability across the EU for DG Justice and Consumers, the European Commission has released an animated infographic which presents the key findings of the study, including the varying impact of vulnerability drivers across key markets.

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