Business and economy publications

• Publication date: 26/10/05

London still the best European city in which to locate a business.

• Publication date: 01/10/05

GLA’s medium-term forecast for London, made in Autumn 2005.

• Publication date: 01/10/05

Working Paper C: examines issues relevant to the grocery retail sector in London.

• Publication date: 26/09/05

Hurricanes hit world oil market and US economy.

• Publication date: 26/08/05

Interest rates cut despite rising inflation.

• Publication date: 01/08/05

GLA Economics third year has seen it contributing to the GLA group’s streams of activity across the spectrum.

• Publication date: 01/08/05

Working Paper B illustrates that there are business opportunities for retailers from investing in deprived markets.

• Publication date: 01/08/05

Response to CEBR’s report, 'Will tackling congestion empty west London’s tills?' about the congestion charge extension.

• Publication date: 01/08/05

This note updates GLA Economics’ estimates of London’s public expenditure and taxes in 2003/04.

• Publication date: 26/07/05

UK economy softens.

• Publication date: 01/07/05

Working Paper 13: is it possible to construct standardised geographical definitions of cities?

• Publication date: 26/06/05

Euro weakens due to political uncertainties.

• Publication date: 01/06/05

London is one of England’s most environmentally effective regions.

• Publication date: 01/06/05

As India’s economy grows, Indian companies are increasingly investing in the UK.

• Publication date: 01/06/05

This report assesses the vital contribution Asian businesses make to the London economy.

• Publication date: 26/05/05

UK economy continues to slow.

• Publication date: 09/05/05

Working Paper 12: thorough econometric investigation of the impact of the congestion charge on the retail sector.

• Publication date: 03/05/05

This current issues note presents a set of interim borough level employment projections for 2006, 2011 and 2016.

• Publication date: 26/04/05

High oil prices moderating growth.

• Publication date: 04/04/05

This Spring 2005 report predicts GVA growth will slow to 2.6 per cent in 2005 and remain around trend in 2006 and 2007.