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Visiting a museum or attending a concert can be uplifting for the individual, but new research by Frontier reveals much broader benefits from engaging regularly with culture and heritage. We estimate the associated gains to the UK economy from improved health, wellbeing and productivity at £8bn a year.

The world is gearing up for the greatest effort in modern times: achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions.

The White Paper outlines the key issues the UK Government is looking to address in relation to the future of broadcasting in the UK

Frontier Economics is providing research support to an international Expert Group tasked with developing proposals for a new Funding Model for Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) and School Age Childcare (SAC) in Ireland.

The shake-up of the UK rail network announced in May marks a significant shift from the franchise regime that preceded it, but there are still many challenges ahead.

Competition authorities have long relied on structural remedies to address anti-competitive concerns. But what if the future of competition law now lies not in restructuring companies but in changing how they behave?

Social and economic disadvantage takes many different forms, and can be measured in many different ways: by education, income, disability, race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and other factors.