At a Glance
GDP IMPACT MODELLED
0.74% Boost
FISCAL SAVINGS
£10.2B by 2030
METHODS
Joint Health-Macro Models
PUBLISHED IN
Academic Journals
How We Help
Health policy is rarely designed with macroeconomic modelling. Industrial policy is rarely designed with health economics. We work at the intersection, building models that jointly analyse how population health affects employment, output, and government finances.
Our published research quantifies the macroeconomic consequences of chronic illness, combining health data with macroeconomic indicators to estimate the effects of disease burden on the economy. For policy institutions, we have estimated that a 20% reduction in six major disease categories could raise GDP by 0.74% within five years, generating annual fiscal savings of £10.2 billion.
This work requires a rare combination of skills: macroeconomic modelling, health data analysis, and the ability to translate findings into policy recommendations. Our team has published in academic journals on these topics and presented findings to government health and economic policy teams.