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E3ME considered among top five macroeconomic models for integrating climate risk into the President’s Budget

Cambridge Econometrics is delighted to note that a recent White Paper by the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) featured our global macroeconomic model E3ME as a potential methodology for integrating climate risk into ...

Hitting the Ground Running in 2023

2022 was a busy and successful year for our US-based Cambridge Econometrics office and we're delighted to update you on a range of exciting projects that we are leading on in 2023. 1. The Transformative Development Initiative   Working closely with MassDevelopment,...

Cambridge Econometrics U.S. Summer Update

The Cambridge Econometrics Team, led by Executive Vice President Dan Hodge, is pleased to share news about a broadening portfolio of work with a range of clients. Over the past year, we have been working with a range of stakeholders and clients to help fuel decision-making aro...

New U.S Office Location for the Cambridge Econometrics Growing Team

As we draw closer to marking one year of operating in the U.S, Executive Vice President Dan Hodge and the team at Cambridge Econometrics Inc. announce the opening of a new office, a growing team, and an expanding portfolio of work with clients across the U.S. New U.S Office lo...

Cambridge Econometrics leading an economic impact assessment of clean energy pathways in Wisconsin

In a collaboration with GridLab, RENEW Wisconsin and Evolved Energy Research, Cambridge Econometrics is currently leading a statewide economic impact analysis of future clean energy (decarbonization) pathways for Wisconsin. Cambridge Econometrics is specifically evaluating the...

New coal impact research shows strong position for Appalachian Georgia region to apply for POWER funding

Recent Cambridge Econometrics analysis for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs reveals a strong position for the Appalachian region and communities to apply for POWER funding. The study researched and identified potential and realized economic impacts in Appalachian Ge...

Dan Hodge discusses local economic development solutions on SMGraves Associates podcast

Executive Vice President Dan Hodge discussed the latest on economic development, shedding light on what the data tells us about transportation, clean energy, and urban renewal such as the Gateway Cities initiative in Massachusetts on the podcast ‘Are We Here Yet?’ hosted by i...

Cambridge Econometrics opens for business in North America  

Cambridge Econometrics and Hodge Economic Consulting have the pleasure of announcing the formation of Cambridge Econometrics Inc., specializing in the provision of economic consulting services for the North American market, bringing expertise and new modeling capacity to a broad ...

Green Recovery plans more effective than return-to-normal stimulus

New analysis, commissioned by the We Mean Business coalition and conducted by Cambridge Econometrics, shows that green recovery plans boost income, employment and GDP better than return-to-normal stimulus measures, with the added benefit of reducing emissions. In all geographies...

China’s net zero ambition could boost GDP by 5% during this decade

Xi Jinping’s surprise announcement at the UN General Assembly this week could boost the country’s GDP by as much as 5% during this decade analysis by Cambridge Econometrics shows. The massive scale of investment needed to achieve the target not only leads to an increase in G...