Migration and the Economy

A research study considering the economic impact of migration in the region has recently been completed. The work was led by the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA), with financial contributions from other regional partners, including the Assembly.
Migrant Workers in the South East Regional Economy - 1.35 MB

Innovation and Knowledge Exchange

This study examines the impact of the university and research establishments in the Greater South East region upon innovation and knowledge transfer across the UK as a whole.
Innovation and Knowledge Exchange: The National Role of Universities and Research Establishments based in the Greater South East of England - 853 KB

Spatial Requirements of Key Sectors in the South East

A review that looks at the spatial requirement of key sectors and highlights the implications for the supply of employment land. The study focused primarily on the key regional sectors identified in SEEDA's Regional Economic Strategy. Find out more.

Home Based Businesses in South East England

Research into the size, characteristics and specific sector needs of home based businesses and their impact on the local economy. Find out more.

Use of Business Space and Changing Working Practices

This study explores whether, and to what extent, changing working practices have an impact upon employment space and land in the South East region. Find out more.

The impact of offshoring on the South East Economy

Economic modelling allowed Experian, commissioned by the Regional Assembly and SEEDA, to analyse the direct and indirect effects of a loss of businesses to other countries (offshoring) on the South East region's economy. Find out more.

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