Cambridge Econometrics (CE) opened its first overseas office today, in Brussels, demonstrating strong growth and a determined ambition to further expand its business in Europe, despite the UK’s commitment to leave the European Union. The company has a strong track record of ...
Equipping the research community with the best tools to support sustainable growth in India is one of the main aims of a project led by Cambridge Econometrics (CE) and the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP). The organisations are working together to adapt an advanced soft...
Analysis from Cambridge Econometrics (CE) shows that a full-scale transition to a low carbon energy sector could result in a 0.8% net increase in global GDP in 2050. Decarbonisation of the energy sector could boost global GDP Representatives of the world’s richest nations me...
Is UK industry overburdened by the costs associated with low carbon policy implementation? The simple answer, according to a report by Cambridge Econometrics, is no. However, energy-intensive industries such as the steel industry are disadvantaged by higher electricity prices com...
Cambridge Econometrics (CE) this week confirmed its position as a leading provider of sub-national growth data by supplying the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) with local authority output, employment and productivity growth forecasts. This informa...
A newly-developed version of Cambridge Econometrics’ world-leading macroeconomic model provided a key element of a unique study commissioned by The European Institute for Gender Equality. The study launched last week finds that if the EU stepped up its efforts to improve g...
A consortium including Cambridge Econometrics (CE), SQW and Steer Davies Gleave has been appointed to evaluate the impact of devolved Investment Funds in eleven areas of the UK over the coming five years. Investment Funds The Investment Funds are a key part of each of the are...
Could an EU-wide Unemployment Benefits System (UBS) act as an effective fiscal stabilizer to mitigate future economic shocks? Cambridge Econometrics helped the European Commission address this question by leading the macroeconomic stabilisation assessment element of a recent stud...
Demonstrating its commitment to growth and a consolidated position in Europe, Cambridge Econometrics (CE) is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members of staff. Building on success in Europe Dr. Dora Fazekas, based in Budapest, takes up the role of project manager ...
Cambridge Econometrics’ modelling and analysis underpinned the evidence behind a report published this month, entitled: Future skill needs in Europe: critical labour force trends. Published by Cedefop (The European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training) the report p...
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