CEP
Centre for Economic Performance
part of London School of Economics and Political Science
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The Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) carries out policy-focused research on the causes of economic growth and effective ways to create a fair, inclusive and sustainable society.
Established at LSE in 1990, CEP is one of Europe's leading economic research centres. It addresses two main questions: How to improve economic performance, and how to share the gains of this growth in a fair, inclusive and sustainable way?
Research at the Centre tackles a wide range of subjects with a focus on informing public policy. Our work covers six broad areas: community wellbeing, education and skills, economic growth, labour markets, trade, and urban economics. CEP researchers investigate topics such as the changing workplace, globalisation, immigration, school performance and adult skills, crime, mental health and the disparities between regions.
POID Special Report - Cracking the Productivity Code: An international comparison of
26 Nov 2023
Seizing sustainable growth opportunities from tidal stream energy in the UK
29 Jun 2023
Discussion Paper - No. 1890 December 2022 - New dawn fades: Trade, labour and
1 Nov 2022