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Creates jobs Helps society

Makes fiscal Supports Drives Improves Enhances contributions local economic living productivity communities growth standards Showing value to stakeholders is a CEO imperative

In today's tough business Contributions of air transport to the global economy environment, CEOs often need to show hard evidence that proves the value of their business activities to their stakeholders, whether they are customers, investors, employees, local communities or policymakers. Gauging the effectiveness of public policy

Corporate and government leaders often find it necessary to calculate how a policy or regulatory change will affect business and the local economy. Oxford can help you assess economic and social impact

Oxford has helped corporations, organizations, professional firms and government institutions create effective business cases and compelling research through the use of economic impact analysis. A versatile tool for making a convincing business case

1. Enhance image and build communication 2. Gain government support

3. Create evidence to win sales 4. Raise awareness and sway public opinion 5. Show value to public and private investors

6. Promote industries and trade associations 7. Create innovative thought leadership What Oxford Economics can measure through impact analysis

 The ROI of a corporate investment, strategy, product or service  The economic and social benefits of a or  The impact of a change in government policy or regulation  The value of CSR initiatives—from sustainability to education A rigorous methodology for measuring value

1 Direct impacts: employment, tax Direct and other direct economic activity Value-added jobs

2 Indirect impacts: employment and economic activity supported via the supply chain Indirect Purchases of & services 3 Induced impacts: economic activity by the Suppliers’ own supply chains expenditure of those employed

4 Catalytic impacts: improved productivity and Induced performance in other parts the economy Purchases of goods & services by those employed directly or indirectly

Catalytic Spillover benefits Impact of R&D We use a range of techniques to create evidence

Economic impact tools

Analysis of Modeling client data

Survey research Case studies

Expert interviews Engaging the target audience We can deliver our analysis in any business-friendly format

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Web & social Executive meetings media & presentations Professionally designed economic impact studies

13 We can gear reports to business, government or the public

For instance, our report on aviation told the stories behind the numbers for a general audience. Research-rich microsites, videocasts and interactive tools Provocative presentations and media campaigns Case examples Enhance image and build communication

Our work for Rolls-Royce generated coverage on page 3 of the FT showing how the company supported 0.5% of UK GDP. Enhance image and build communication

 The research provided key data points that were, for example, used by Airbus’ President and CEO, Tom Enders, in a Major EU summit.  It also provided material for use in public speeches by senior executives to a wide range of stakeholders  The analysis of the impact of air travel looked at the benefits eco-tourism (visiting mountain gorillas) brought to Rwanda Gain government support

 We quantified the economic contribution of the Karachaganak gas field development on the Kazakh economy for a consortium of BG, ENI, Chevron and Lukoil.  The study assessed the impact of the gas field on GDP, employment, exports, government finances and investment , productivity and competitiveness. Create evidence to win sales

We produced a series of white papers and an interactive tool to show how SAP’s technology can speed up business. Raise awareness and sway public opinion

“This report provides a wake-up call about the threat to one of Australia’s greatest natural assets and the potential cost to Australia.”

Dr John Schubert, Chairman of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation Show value to public and private investors

Assessing the impact of the financial crisis on real estate on London Promote industries and trade associations

Helping the British Fashion Council promote London Fashion Week Promote industries and trade associations

Gauging the global impact of the express delivery business. Create innovative thought leadership

“This is a wide-ranging and ambitious study, the first time this kind of research has been done on this side of the Atlantic.”

Andrea Sartori, head of KPMG’s Golf Advisory Practice. Create innovative thought leadership

Collaborating with Fitch Ratings to assess the impact of a China slowdown. About us A brand that leaders trust

Founded in 1981 as a joint venture with Oxford University, Oxford Economics is now an independent world leader in global forecasting and quantitative analysis for business and government.

The rigor of our analysis, caliber of staff and links with Oxford University make us a trusted resource for decision-makers seeking innovative thinking and evidence-based research. The Oxford Global

 75 in-house , the largest team in the private sector  Global network of external analysts and access to 100 economists through the UN’s Project Link  A rigorous database on 190 countries, 85 industrial sectors and 2,600 cities  The world’s only integrated macroeconomic, industry and cities models  Over 500 top corporate, financial and government clients We have conducted impact analysis for a range of companies

Partner Project Name Airbus The Economic and Social Benefits of Aviation AT&T The impact of technology on productivity in Europe BAE Systems The Contribution of BAE Systems on the UK BG, ENI, Chevron and Lukoil The economic contribution of the Karachaganak gas field on the Kazakh economy BMW The Value of BMW to the UK economy Booz & Co The impact of ICT investment on Abu Dhabi Deloitte The Economic Case for the Visitor Economy GLA Economics The Economic Effects of Transit Delays in London KPMG The Value of Golf to Europe, Middle East and Africa PWC The IFRS 2005: Can We See the Benefits? Rolls Royce Roll’s Royce’s Contribution to the UK Economy SAP The impact of in-memory analytics Savills The Impact of the Financial Crisis on London Severn Trent The Impact of the cost of capital on the water industry Shell Energy Scenarios to 2050 TNT, UPS, Fedex & DHL The Impact of the Express Delivery Industry on the Global Economy And for government, trade and academic institutions

Partner Project Name Air Transport Action Group The Economic & Social Benefits of Air Transport American Council on Global Nuclear Energy The Economic Benefits of Investing in Nuclear Competitiveness Asian Development Bank Potential Economic Impact of Avian Flu on Asia Bahamas Financial Industry Services Board The Economic Value of the Financial Services Industry in the Bahamas Chancellor of the Exchequer The impact of rates and housing market on the UK economy Great Barrier Reef Foundation Valuing the Effects of Great Barrier Reef Bleaching International Association for Energy Economics The Cost of the Kyoto Protocol International Tax and Investment Centre Petroleum and Iraq's future: fiscal options and challenges Open Europe Trade Liberalisation and CAP Reform in the EU Tomorrow’s People The economic and social impact of Tomorrow’s People UK Film Council and Pinewood Shepperton The Economic Impact of the UK Film Industry University of Exeter The economic impact of international students US-China Business Council The Impact on the US Economy of Trade and Investment with China US Travel Association The ROI on US Business Travel The WorldEconomicForum The UAE and theWorld: Scenarios to 2025 WorldTravel &TourismCouncil The Impact of theLondon Terrorist Atrocities We have conducted impact analysis around the world We have covered a wide range of industries

 Technology and internet  Financial services  Energy and natural resources  Charities and education  Media and entertainment  Consumer  Transportation and logistics  Heavy manufacturing  Aerospace and defence  Professional services  Science and engineering  Travel and tourism  Sporting events  Fashion Our research is widely covered by the media For more information contact: Sam Moore [email protected] +44 20 7803 1415