Welcome to Capital Economics
We supply independent economic analysis to institutional and corporate clients across the globe for a fraction of the cost of providing it in-house. Most of our work consists of producing publications which are e-mailed to clients on subscription. In addition, we provide conferences, customised presentations and telephone support. We also undertake some commissioned bespoke research. We intend that our research should help organisations of all sorts to make better business decisions and thereby promote their prosperity. From that, and that alone, will stem our own success. > About our MD, Roger Bootle
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The consultancy service
The consultancy service is intended for clients who value personal contact or who may not want to receive large amounts of written research. The annual subscription includes a minimum of two meetings or presentations per annum, either at the clients' offices or our own, at which senior staff will present Capital Economics’ views and forecasts, as well as regular telephone contact and invitations to our seminars and conferences. > Read more…
Clients subscribing to the consultancy service or at least one full publication service, or the equivalent, will receive invitations to our regular seminars and our annual conferences.
In 2011 the topic was "The World's Sovereign Debt Crisis - Consequences and Cures" and we held events in Amsterdam, Boston, Chicago, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London, New York, Singapore & Toronto. Additional seminars are held throughout the year. Read more…
Bespoke research
Capital Economics undertakes bespoke research projects for companies, government agencies and trade associations on a wide array of subjects ranging from straight macroeconomic forecasting to the outlook for individual sectors. We have a particular strength in financial economics and the economics of property, both residential and commercial, and we have staff with substantial econometric and modelling expertise. > Read more…
Mark Williams appears on Bloomberg radio to talk about China’s disappointing April data
Daniel Martin talks to the BBC about India’s efforts to support the rupee
Capital Economics’ shortlisted submission to the Wolfson Economics Prize
Paul Dales appears on CNBC to talk about inflation and the US economy