Economic and strategic advice you can count on, across a broad range of sectors
Read our new series of papers, where we share our initial thoughts on the future regulation of the sector
Our economists use a collective wealth of knowledge and experience to solve clients' issues
Frontier has actively engaged with these CMA consultations, including its ongoing consultation on merger efficiencies.
Read our new publications and get the latest insights from our economic experts
Our report, co-authored with Clarivate, highlights where the UK already has an edge.
Get to know our experts and how we can help you
Linking experience from government, academia and business with the questions clients face.
A risky business
Baroness Sarah Hogg explores the challenges facing reforms of the UK social care system
Disputes in an era of geopolitical crises
Geopolitical shocks are coming thick and fast. We explain the power of economics to bring certainty to volatile times
Landmark healthcare productivity report published
Frontier led on a paper about the potential of tech to contribute to savings and improved outcomes
Merger Benefits Unit
Meet our new multidisciplinary team focused on developing, assessing and substantiating merger benefits cases.
Frontier Economics
We go beyond the numbers to find out what’s really going on...
Expert analysis and creative problem-solving - getting to the heart of what matters.
Health & Social Care
Social care has been a hot potato passed from government to government in the UK for decades. And even having signalling his intent, there's still no certainty that Prime Minister Andy Burnham will finally grasp the nettle. But there are lessons to be learnt from other countries’ reforms that may help to lessen its sting.
Energy
How tax policy shapes the cost of clean energy
Retail & Consumer | Energy
Moving to outcomes-based retail regulation: three questions to consider
Governments
Cutting energy bills for fuel-poor households through home upgrades
Protecting industrial frontrunners in the EU ETS
Strategic Spatial Energy Plan: setting direction without fixing the outcome