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Policy makers intervene in content production markets not only to achieve cultural objectives but also because the sector holds significant economic importance. The sector provides high-value employment opportunities and generates valuable export earnings. While governments have access to a wide range of policy instruments to influence content production, there is limited empirical analysis to assess their effectiveness.

Our new “Plan B” follow-up study for the German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) shows that rising energy and transformation costs are no longer limited to energy-intensive sectors – they now pose significant risks to the wider German economy.

“FRAND” conditions in the EC’s Digital Markets Act

Frontier Economics’ IIC UK Chapter event asks what’s next for UK mobile after the Vodafone–Three merger—rural coverage, planning, spectrum and resilience.

A return to the 'old normal' for London housing?

Over the past year there has been a heightened focus on increasing innovation and productivity, in both the EU and UK, in order to improve economic growth and boost Europe’s resilience and competitiveness on the global stage.

Low investment over decades has undermined UK growth. Economist Paul Johnson argues that to unlock productivity we need decisive policy reform in three key domains: public capital, regulated sector investment and private sector incentives.