Economics Strategy
We enable our clients to make better informed decisions based on rigorous analysis supported by robust evidence.
We are a team of economists, econometricians, and public policy advisors.
We enable our clients from the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors, to make better informed decisions by leveraging rigorous analysis supported by robust evidence, with the purpose to drive growth and improve well-being for themselves as well as the communities they are part of.
We combine the robustness of economic analysis with a practical appreciation of business and government, to support our clients in making and communicating their critical investment and public policy decisions.
We help you by:
- Making sense of economic and industry trends, their implications for business revenues and economic growth, and develop practical strategies to respond.
- Developing innovative, data-driven thought-leadership, to help set their strategic agendas within their organisations, as well as publicly.
- Leveraging our subject matter expertise and apply economics analysis tools and techniques to generate evidence that better helps our clients understand the implications of their future and past decisions.
- Undertaking systematic assessments of the positive and negative effects of proposed and existing regulations and non-regulatory alternatives to address the public policy issues at hand.
- Leveraging business case best practices to help our clients build convincing, evidence-based business cases for their investment, infrastructure, and public policy proposals.
- Developing data-driven, outcomes-based M&E frameworks to help drive more impactful and value-for-money implementation of public policy programs and private sector projects.
The Economics Strategy team is consulting’s best kept secret – their high-profile clientele, top drawer analyses, immensely valuable outputs, and remarkable work ethic set them apart from their competitors
Policy Director, Global Tech Company
Access Partnership developed a landmark public report that quantified the digital economy’s unrealised potential in Asia Pacific, explained the gaps behind it, and suggested a “digital prosperity” policy approach to capture these opportunities.
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