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The Macro Consulting team is committed to developing the solutions and tools that will help you to assess the risks and opportunities in your markets, as well as the effectiveness and impact of your business strategies. The team’s consulting services provide practical and empirically-supported solutions using economic tools and combining strategic analysis with strong quantitative skills.
Economic Views
Economic Views is an online subscription service, providing
regularly-updated economic analysis and forecasts on over 40 economies around
the world, accounting for almost 90% of global GDP. The team also
produces bespoke forecasts of macroeconomic variables.
Demand analysis
The Macro Consulting team helps clients assess the opportunities in various
markets through:
Supply analysis
We also look at the macroeconomic drivers affecting operational inputs,
including labour market trends and the ability to eventually staff large-scale
FDI projects. Furthermore, the team forecasts the price of inputs, such
as land, materials, labour and capital, and we also asses the existence of an
appropriate supplier base through cluster analysis.
Location benchmarking
Macro Consulting helps clients choose the right location for their
operations by analysing:
Corporate affairs assistance
Finally, we assist our clients in demonstrating the value they bring to
their host economies, such as by estimating a company or industry’s impact on
GDP, employment and income, analysing the economic benefits to users of a
company’s products and calculating the optimal indirect tax rate for a
company’s products.
We produce the UK Economic Outlook publication three times a year. In addition to a detailed review of UK economic trends and prospects and an overview of global trends, UK Economic Outlook includes special research articles on a broad range of topics including in recent issues:
In addition to UK Economic Outlook, we also produce thought leadership reports on a broad range of macroeconomic and public policy topics. In particular, we produced two major reports during 2006 looking at:
A third report on long-term global banking trends was published in June 2007 and the two earlier 2050 reports were updated in early 2008.
Other thought leadership reports have covered topics such as long-term trends in the public finances, public and private sector pensions, the economic costs and benefits of universal childcare, carbon taxes and trading, wealth effects for the credit crunch and agent-based modelling of the UK housing market.
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