The Long Run
This service provides in-depth, actionable insight into the issues that will shape the global economy and markets over the next 30 years. The service offers detailed forecasts and analysis covering more than 90% of the global economy, as well as financial, commodity and commercial property market returns.
The subscription to this service includes 4-5 emailed publications a month, direct access to our economists, a specially-curated archive of long-term research, and the opportunity to attend our on- and offline briefings.
- Forecasts out to 2050 for GDP growth, inflation, policy rates and exchange rates in the largest advanced and emerging economies;
- Projected investment returns to 2050 for equities, bonds, commodities and commercial property;
- A stream of research, from concise one-pagers to comprehensive deep-dives, which analyses and forecasts the likely outcomes of long-term economic and market issues.
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Featured Economists
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Jennifer McKeown
Chief Global Economist
Jennifer McKeown is Chief Global Economist at Capital Economics. She leads a team of economists focusing on global themes and oversees the research published within the Global Economics Service. She also works closely with the Chief Economists of our various regional services to shape the global view and to draw out the key implications of our forecasts. Previously, Jennifer held responsibility for our Europe and Nordic and Swiss Services. She has 18 years’ experience as a professional economist, having joined us after five years at the Bank of England. She has degrees in economics from University College London and the University of East Anglia.
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Vicky Redwood
Senior Economic Adviser
Vicky Redwood is our Senior Economic Adviser, primarily writing in-depth think pieces about cross-country issues. Vicky has worked at Capital Economics since 2003 and was previously the company’s Chief UK Economist. She joined Capital Economics from the Bank of England where, amongst other roles, she worked on the Financial Stability Review. Before working at the Bank, she studied Economics at Oxford and Warwick.
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Justin Chaloner
Senior Economist
Justin Chaloner is a Senior Economist for our Global Economics Service. He helps lead The Long Run, our dedicated long-term research service, and CE Interactive, our data and charting tool. Prior to joining Capital Economics in October 2013, Justin was a research analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch specialising in equity strategy. Justin has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University.