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Oxford Economics’ models provide a rigorous and consistent structure for forecasting and testing scenarios on a macro level for 80 countries, and for 100 sectors in 69 economies. Globally integrated and internally consistent, our models can be used to address questions on a wide range of economic topics such as

Oxford Economics’ models provide a rigorous and consistent structure for forecasting and testing scenarios on a macro level for 80 countries, and for 100 sectors in 69 economies. Globally integrated and internally consistent, our models can be used to address questions on a wide range of economic topics such as the impact of oil price changes, or the effects of slower Chinese growth. The models form the foundation of all of our country, industry, and city forecasts. Our models can be customised to reflect your organisation’s own strategic challenges.

Modelling expertise

  • Oxford’s Global Economic Model is the world’s leading globally integrated macro model, relied upon by over 200 leading organisations around the world.
  • The model replicates the world economy by interlinking 80 countries, six regional blocs, and the Eurozone.
  • Our team of economists set underlying global assumptions and ensure that the data, forecasts, and formulas in the model are fully-up-to-date.
  • With a 35-year track record, the Model provides a rigorous and consistent structure for forecasting, scenario analysis, stress testing, and impact analysis.

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