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A new era of consumer protection? Ensuring a robust understanding of customer behaviour ever more important with the introduction of the DMCC. Global Competition Review globalcompetitionreview.com/article/consum…
We are pleased announce that our study, which estimates the value of the Met Office’s Public Weather Service to the UK public in 2024 to be between £1.10 billion and £1.28 billion, was published today. Read the full study here: metoffice.gov.uk/binaries/conte…
We are proud to announce the publication of our recent economic evaluation study of the Met Office. The study identified £56 billion of economic value to the UK from the Met Office’s activities over the next decade. Read the full study at bit.ly/4cRW4tx
Did you know the Met Office returns £18.80 for every £1 of public money invested?View quoted post on X
The new independent report evaluating our value to the UK has just been published by @LondonEconomics.
You can read more about where we add value ⤵️
Global impact #WhenItMatters @SciTechgovuk
We were very pleased to undertake this work - and both the cross country and Northern Ireland analyses are here
londoneconomics.co.uk/blog/publicati…
londoneconomics.co.uk General Election Briefings: Examination of higher education fees and funding across the UK -... Funded by the Nuffield Foundation, London Economics are undertaking a range of in-depth analyses in relation to higher education fees and funding arrangements across the four Home Nations of the UK,... londoneconomics.co.uk/blog/publicati…
Our @QUBVChancellor is urging the @NIExecutive to invest in young people, to reap long-term economic benefits.View quoted post on X
A @LondonEconomics report shows the #HigherEducation institution income for students in #NorthernIreland is 25% less than #England. We need immediate action to prevent the so-called ‘brain drain’.
“One of the major factors is the Maximum Student Number (MaSN) cap which limits the numbers of students we can enrol from the island of #Ireland and we believe that the new administration should implement a sustainable funding model for higher education in order to remove this so that more young people can stay and study here.
"We recognise there are many financial challenges facing our politicians and we wish them well in untangling all of the problems that lie ahead and are committed to working with them to address these.
"But we would urge against short-term fixes in relation to the economy – long-term investment in higher education will reap its rewards."
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Read the full message here: ow.ly/LRXN50QyH5F