Our publications

• Publication date: 21/03/18

Read our report on Brexit: access to medicines.

• Publication date: 13/03/18

Working Paper 93 updates previous analysis looking at the economic contribution of London’s Architecture sector.

• Publication date: 26/02/18

Official statistics data all help to inform GLA decision making and planning and is of huge importance to safeguard

• Publication date: 22/02/18

UK economy grows modestly in 2017 as global economic growth speeds up

• Publication date: 19/02/18

The GLA's response to the ONS consultation on the 2016-based Subnational Population Projections (SNPP)

• Publication date: 08/02/18

Mayor of London’s submission to Migration Advisory Committee’s call for evidence re: international students in the UK

• Publication date: 07/02/18

GLA Economics strongly supports the publication of balanced estimates of R-GVA.

• Publication date: 25/01/18

Wide improvement in global economy prompts upward revisions to global growth forecasts

• Publication date: 22/01/18

CIN 56: GLA Economics has drawn on a range of official statistics to examine the part played by EEA workers in London.

• Publication date: 31/12/17

MOPAC's response to the latest HMICFRS PEEL Legitimacy report

• Publication date: 21/12/17

UK inflation hits six-year high adding further squeeze to cost of living

• Publication date: 18/12/17

GLA Economics has produced Working Paper 92, a London Jobs series from 1971-2015 for sectors and boroughs.

• Publication date: 13/12/17

A summary of performance in Q2 2017/18

• Publication date: 06/12/17

The GLA's response to a call for evidence from the Migration Advisory Committee on the role of EEA-workers in the UK.

• Publication date: 30/11/17

UK Government delivers Budget and updated Industrial Strategy amid gloomy economic forecasts

• Publication date: 20/11/17

London’s GVA growth rate is forecast to be 2.1% in 2017, 1.8% in 2018, and 2.6% in 2019.

• Publication date: 15/11/17

Working Paper 91: In 2015 London exported £131.1bn of goods & services. More than 3/4 of this was exports of services.