Our publications

• Publication date: 26/10/03

Moving on up.

• Publication date: 13/10/03

Working Paper 5: the GLA Economics team's submission to the Government's Allsopp Review.

• Publication date: 26/09/03

The upturn has arrived.

• Publication date: 15/09/03

Working Paper 4 uses a common alternative approach to derive long-term employment estimates for London.

• Publication date: 01/09/03

Workforce employment data is an important resource that underpins many of the GLA group’s planning decisions.

• Publication date: 26/08/03

Short summer boost or turning point?

• Publication date: 26/07/03

Going up, or going down?

• Publication date: 01/07/03

The GLA’s second medium-term economic planning projections, made in Spring 2003.

• Publication date: 26/06/03

Cheer up – it’s not the early 1990s!

• Publication date: 16/06/03

Working Paper 3 sets out two methodologies used to value open green spaces in London.

• Publication date: 02/06/03

Examining if house prices are affected by the amount of open green space in the local area.

• Publication date: 02/06/03

This report examines ecological footprinting and its contribution to measuring our impact on the environment.

• Publication date: 02/06/03

This is GLA Economics’ second review of independent forecasts prepared for London by major forecasting organisations.

• Publication date: 31/05/03

The report details progress made in the unit’s first year, along with plans for 2004.

• Publication date: 26/05/03

The Baghdad Bounce?

• Publication date: 21/05/03

Data from the British Chamber of Commerce is used to explore why businesses decide to invest in London.

• Publication date: 01/05/03

The report states that housing-related issues are among the most serious affecting the London economy.

• Publication date: 26/04/03

Turning the corner?

• Publication date: 26/03/03

An end to uncertainty.

• Publication date: 03/03/03

This report examines London's prospects in the light of the GLA's short-term planning projections