Services
Our primary service is to provide our clients with a direction of asset price evolution: currencies, bonds, stock indices and real estate. However, the scope of our research goes beyond that. It explores the consequences for people: their income trajectory, depending on their starting point in the income distribution, their perception of the economy relative to their expectations as a factor that will drive their political choices, and their ability to engage constructively in the labour market.
We investigate how people choose to take risk in their daily decisions and, therefore, also to what extent they trust the key institutions that lead the economic policy of any country. This broader set of research, in our view, is critically important for shaping our primary service, but also to nourish a constructive and vibrant public policy debate globally.
Emerging Europe & CIS research
We provide research to institutional investors interested in core central European countries and CIS through our business partner https://wood.com/.
If you are interested in research in these countries, please approach WOOD directly.
Leaders’ briefing: zooming in on the Eurozone & the US
We provide research on developed countries: the UK, the Eurozone and the US, and the projections for asset prices in that region in our Leaders’ Briefing subscription. This service has been built in association with Alternative Perspectives
The economics of politics.
We have created a monthly research product that discusses political changes and election prospects as a tool to highlight the likely outcome of elections, and the potential economic implications of voters’ choices and social policies implemented in a country.
Our Seminars
We offer and run a range of virtual and in house seminars.
These are the seminars we offer currently:
What to expect after birth.
A frank map of the economic and institutional barriers women face .
The impact of the digital transition on economies and people.
Uncover what most people don’t know yet, but they really should. Innovation, Creativity, Economy and Happiness in Digital Age.
Discussing the productivity prospects from the deployment of artificial intelligence
What institutions are really fit for the digital transition?
Ideas to avoid the high inflation paradox we are living.
Foundations of economics and data for parents and children.
An event designed to teach parents and children (8-15 yrs old) the most important aspects of how data shapes our economies and livelihoods.
COMING SOON!
Inflation: Why most people got it wrong, but we didn’t
Understanding the new inflation paradigm: short and long term considerations.
Economic and financial forecasts 2023/2024
Our current outlook for developed countries.
Italy: economics and politics.
What has improved since 2008 and what is getting worse.
Digitalisation and children.
A guide for parents on the upside and downside of digital exposure.
COMING SOON!