Rigorous Economic Evidence for Policy Impact

Policy institutions commission research to inform high-stakes decisions — but the gap between academic rigour and practical relevance is often wide. We bridge it. Our team produces policy-relevant research that combines the methodological standards of top economics journals with the clarity required for ministerial and board-level audiences.

Our work for policy institutions has quantified the macroeconomic benefits of preventative health care, estimating that targeted reductions in major disease categories could raise GDP by 0.74% within five years — an annual boost of £19.8 billion with fiscal savings of £10.2 billion by 2030. This required building a bespoke model that jointly analyses health and macroeconomic policy, validated against national accounts data.

We deliver impact estimates, scenario models, and policy briefs that meet the evidence standards increasingly demanded by regulators, select committees, and institutional investors. Every claim is backed by reproducible analysis.