Economic impact analysis

In the first step, we submit a data request and ask for the breakdown of expenditures/purchases (e.g. for 2025), basic operational data, and available information on employment and the supply chain. If complete data is not available, we will rely on robust estimates and the best available sources, including market data, industry information, and supplementary economic indicators.

The project typically takes between 3 and 6 months to complete (although it may be shorter depending on the scope and the client’s needs). Throughout the process, we hold regular meetings with the client to discuss interim results, ongoing activities, and the next steps. 

We rely on well-established analytical models, clearly document all assumptions and data sources used, and consistently combine qualitative insights with quantitative analysis. The report is accompanied by a detailed methodological appendix, enabling a full understanding of the tools applied, the data used, and the interpretation of the results. 

Additionally, we offer the option of organizing a workshop with the client, during which we discuss the key assumptions of the analysis and explain how to interpret the presented results and indicators. 

We treat a company’s expenditures as a demand-side impulse that stimulates economic activity, taking into account three distinct effects (impact channels): 

· direct impact – reflecting the effect of the company’s initial expenditures on economic activity in the economy. 

· indirect impact – reflecting the effect of increased economic activity among the company’s suppliers and their sub-suppliers. 

· induced impact – illustrating the additional demand in the economy resulting from household spending financed by wages earned as a result of increased business activity generated through the direct and indirect effects. 

Yes, this is possible. Depending on the client’s expectations, we can extend the analysis to include additional elements, such as environmental footprint or ESG parameters. This allows us to provide a more comprehensive picture of the impact of the activity, also taking environmental aspects into account. 

Impact analyses are prepared by experienced consultants, analysts, and finance specialists, supported by graphic designers, and communication and marketing experts. In addition, we collaborate with renowned Polish economists from leading universities, as well as journalists with extensive editorial experience, which ensures the highest quality of our projects.