With significant experience providing economic advice on infrastructure projects, our team comprises some of the most trusted economic advisers in the market.

It is important that robust economic analysis is undertaken to inform decision making and thus we use a number of economic tools and techniques.

Our experts can help with:

Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) – Rigorously measuring the efficiency of a project and overall benefits and costs to society's welfare. CBA ensures the right outcomes are sought, base case and project options are developed, and options evaluated to ensure that the most appropriate option is selected to realise the desired outcomes.
Research and Data Analysis – Including literature review and desktop research used to substantiate assumptions and rigour for economic analysis.
Demand Assessment – Determining and refining the need for investment and studying factors that influence the demand for a project.
Economic Impact Analysis (using Input-Output and Computable General Equilibrium models) – Measuring impacts of a project on the economy of a specified area, in terms of impacts on jobs and income and their distribution among industries and regions.