Cambridge Econometrics

⭐ 2026 Undergraduate Placement Year: Junior Economist Role ⭐ We’re looking for a Junior Economist to join our team for a one-year placement starting in July or August 2026. This opportunity is ideal for an undergraduate student who has completed 1–2 years of study in economics or a related discipline. 📅 Application Deadline: 31st October 2025 Find out more and apply here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4orM5BC #cambridgejobs #studentplacement #economistjobs

We're excited to be applying this economic impact analysis tool on a variety of US projects and look forward to partnering with clients and collaborators with this tool in the months/years ahead. Get in touch if interested in learning more.

A new report from Ceres, Inc. featuring Cambridge Econometrics analysis reveals that the primary contributors degrading critical ecosystem services have the potential to cost eight key sectors up to $430 billion per year, globally – representing a cumulative loss of $2.15 trillion over a five year period if left unchecked. This analysis highlights the economic imperative of nature action by companies and their investors to avoid an escalating financial toll caused by damage to natural ecosystems. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e5HS7scH Neïs Guyot Yu-Xuan Chu Caroline Robert-Kwiatkowska Jennifer Dicks Brendan Cox

Cambridge Econometrics’ Regional Economic Analysis and Change Tool (REACT) continues to deliver high quality and robust economic impact assessments for clients and partners across the US!   Whether used in partnership with us or independently by clients, REACT is a flexible, cost-effective solution for conducting economic impact studies tailored to specific geographies and sectors.   Find out more about REACT and how clients have been using the tool to inform decisions at county, state, and national levels here ➡️ https://bit.ly/47l58Yh

Cambridge Econometrics is proud to be involved in a European Commission (SG REFORM) project led by AARC Ltd to strengthen the capacity of European Independent Fiscal Institutions (IFIs). As part of the project we are collaborating with IFIs including the Malta Fiscal Advisory Council and National Audit Office of Lithuania (Valstybės kontrolė – aukščiausioji audito institucija) to build new macroeconomic models that will support their work under the recent European economic governance reforms. Our Chief Economist Chris Thoung and Economists Clara Tanios and Vaidehi M. recently completed five-day trips to visit the teams in Malta and Lithuania which provided a great opportunity to share progress, deliver training and engage in discussion as we work together to develop the models. In projects like this, transferring knowledge is just as important as developing the models and ensures that IFIs are equipped to use and maintain the tools independently in the future. We’re grateful to all involved for their collaborative approach and we look forward to continuing the work!

Earlier this week, Head of UK Economic & Social Policy Dr Adam Brown made the trip to London to present the findings of our recent report "A Systems Approach to Modelling UK Innovation Pathways" to an audience of around 50 civil servants at an event hosted by The British Academy and the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE). After the presentation, Adam joined experts Professor Jen Nelles, Dr Anna Valero, Professor Jonathan Haskel CBE, Professor Julia Sutcliffe and Dr Andrew Clark for a panel discussion exploring the findings and recommendations in more detail. See more about what was discussed and access the full report below ⤵️

🌟 Job Opening 🌟 We’re looking for an Economist to join our team in Northampton, MA! Join our Economic Development and Infrastructure team and help deliver data-driven economic modeling and analysis that informs impactful policy decisions. Find out more about the role and apply here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4o5qlLn

WEBINAR - Nature’s Price Tag: The Economic Cost of Nature Loss   Join Ceres, Inc. on October 8, 10am ET to learn the latest insights on the financial risk of nature loss, with a focus on eight key sectors.   ➡️ Learn how nature loss presents a financial risk to companies, financial institutions, and the global economy. ➡️ Understand how a company's sector shapes its risks from and dependencies on nature. ➡️ Gain insight into how financial institutions can identify priorities in nature-related engagement.   Register here: https://bit.ly/45DX5oY Neïs Guyot Yu-Xuan Chu Caroline Robert-Kwiatkowska Jennifer Dicks Brendan Cox

Vannak témák, amelyeket érdemes újra és újra napirenden tartani. Az ESG szabályozás ilyen. Felelősséget érzünk azért, hogy jelezzük: ez közeledik. Azért, hogy mindenki időben lássa, mi vár rá, és legyen lehetősége megtervezni a saját útját – úgy, ahogy az adott vállalatnak a legjobb. Ezért tartom fontosnak a Dora Fazekassal, a Cambridge Econometrics budapesti irodájának vezetőjével közösen írt cikkünket a Telex.hu-n. A cikk itt olvasható: https://lnkd.in/dEcHTJ7K  

Big changes ahead for sustainability reporting in the EU! Starting January 2027, non-listed companies across the European Union will be required to comply with new sustainability reporting obligations joining large listed companies already under these rules. This isn’t just about reporting data. Businesses must now develop and implement credible transition plans aligned with the 1.5°C target of the Paris Climate Agreement. In her latest article for Telex.hu, Managing Director (Hungary) Dora Fazekas breaks down: ➡️ What these changes mean for businesses ➡️ The potential impact on smaller suppliers ➡️ Why early action is key to avoiding last-minute and rushed compliance Read the full article here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4h8j1N7