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Across Europe, women continue to be underrepresented in labour markets for science, technology, engineering, and maths. The economic costs of this imbalance are considerable: lost output, lower productivity and reduced innovation all harm economic growth.

Frontier’s Laura Petschnig speaks with Dave Lewis, for the sixth conversation in our innovation interview series.

Is easing intellectual property rights the key to redressing the balance in global vaccine access?

Wholesale gas prices in Europe and globally have been relatively stable over last 10 years but have been rocketing in recent months.

Amar Breckenridge, Senior Associate, was invited to speak as a panellist at a Wilton Park Dialogue on the future of the international trade system.

Frontier Economics and glass.ai were recently commissioned by the Open Data Institute (ODI) to conduct a review of the UK data assurance market.

England receives £1.5bn a year in European structural funds aimed at reducing regional disparities across Europe.