Our publications

• Publication date: 26/04/04

Working Paper 8: the submission to the Treasury Select Committee Inquiry into Regional Productivity.

• Publication date: 26/04/04

Recovery continues for now.

• Publication date: 19/04/04

Working Paper 7: analysis of submarkets in terms of factors that affect demand and supply of housing.

• Publication date: 05/04/04

The latest forecast for London, from Spring 2004, predicts growth will continue at around 3 per cent through to 2006.

• Publication date: 01/04/04

This report examines how higher education contributes to the London and UK economies.

• Publication date: 01/04/04

Lone parents in London are less likely to be in paid work than those living in other parts of Britain.

• Publication date: 01/04/04

This report updates and extends Creativity: London’s Core Business, published in October 2002.

• Publication date: 01/04/04

A model that would assess and quantify the impact of London’s economic growth on the environment.

• Publication date: 01/04/04

This report analyses the submarkets in terms of factors that affect demand and supply of housing.

• Publication date: 26/03/04

Getting the balance right.

• Publication date: 16/03/04

Working Paper 6: Methodology used by GLA Economics to calculate the difference between public expenditure and taxation.

• Publication date: 15/03/04

This strategy sets out a long-term plan for dealing with noise from transport and industrial sources.

• Publication date: 01/03/04

Technical report of the GLA Economy-Environment Model.

• Publication date: 01/03/04

The Case for London aims to secure more government funding for London.

• Publication date: 26/02/04

Interest rates go up, but economic improvement continues.

• Publication date: 26/01/04

A prosperous new year?

• Publication date: 26/12/03

Onwards and gently upwards.

• Publication date: 01/12/03

The GLA’s third forecast predicts that London’s economy is on course for recovery. Published in Autumn 2003.

• Publication date: 26/11/03

Up, up and away?

• Publication date: 01/11/03

Londoners spend more than £150 a month on leisure, and the sector injects £9.5 billion into London's economy.