Consultancy

In our analysis, we model the link between the wider economy and particular markets, sectors and local areas in the UK and Europe.
We have over 20 years' experience in thinking about the future and planning future scenarios, in detail.

Full details are available on our publicity website http://www.camecon.com.
The reports themselves are available to subscribers on our delivery website http://www.camecon.biz.

To find out more, please contact:
	David Taylor Cambridge Econometrics Covent Garden Cambridge CB1 2HS
Tel:	01223 460760
Fax:	01223 464378
Email:	dt@camecon.com
WWW:	http://www.camecon.com

The ICEA is UK-based and meetings are held in Central London but overseas members can join at a reduced subscription rate and non-members are welcome at its meetings for a small fee.
The main objectives of the ICEA are to:

· Facilitate networking and the exchange of information on topics of interest;
· Identify international professional & business opportunities for economic consultants;
· Promote new methods of analysis & approaches to economic issues of concern; and
· Provide a social forum for its members.

For further information please contact:
WWW:	www.icea.co.uk

Our evidence-based approach to economic analysis helps businesses, governments and international organisations make the right investment, policy and market decisions.

Our economics forecasts cover the macro prospects for over 175 countries and industrial detail for over 70 sectors.
Our consultancy services include:• Economic impact studies
• Macro policy assessments
• Tax analysis
• Model building
• Product market forecasting
• Regional analysis

For further information please contact::
	Tom Glanville
Tel:	01865 268907
Email:	tglanville@oxfordeconomics.com
WWW:	http://www.oxfordeconomics.com

I.C.E.A	International Consulting Economists Association
The International Consulting Economists’ Association (ICEA) was formed in 1986 by a group of independent consultants to meet the needs of consultant economists and associated disciplines. Click to read more