Frontier Economics Limited

We help clients to analyse markets and base their strategies on sound economics. Our techniques can be complex, but our advice is succinct, clear and honest.
Our work tackles the intricate relationships between companies, markets and public policy. We support a wide range of clients including companies, charities, government, regulators and other public bodies. We help them with the most interesting, topical and high-profile issues that they face. Our expertise is broad. We use micro-economics to unpick competitive dynamics, market structures, pricing, cost functions and consumer behaviour. And we apply financial analysis, statistical modelling, game theory and behavioural economics to turn data into practical advice.
We know that our clients want clear and straight forward advice, from people they trust. So we distil complex issues to focus on what really matters. We help clients make credible arguments and good decisions, backed up by strong evidence. We have built long-term relationships with many clients. They value our independence and honesty, and rely on us to give them the advice they need when faced with challenging problems.
At Frontier, we care about making a difference, both for clients and the wider community.
Why do we do this? It’s simple really. Frontier is owned and run by its employees, so making sure Frontier has a positive impact on the wider community reflects what the people who work at Frontier feel passionate about. As economists, we recognise that by giving sound advice, not only do clients benefit, but so do we: whether by enhancing our skills, working in a new area, or just having the chance to meet new people.
Ultimately our work in this area helps to make Frontier an employer that all staff are proud to work for. This means we try to make a positive impact on society. We do that in several ways:
•We provide our consultancy services to charities pro bono.
•We look for ways to minimise the impact we have on the environment.
•We support the community where we live and work and contribute to charities that make a difference to people’s lives.
•We create and maintain a working environment that supports and values our people.
•And we always make sure that that the way we work is consistent with high ethical standards.

Economic impact - aviation agreements between EU & UK, post Brexit

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Mr Dan Elliott (Director)

Mr Dan Elliott (Director)

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