The research undertaken by the ECLM secretariat is facilitated by access to a wide range of background material.

The secretariat has access to information from a number of Danish data banks and economic models, notably the econometric model ADAM (Annual Danish Aggregate Model), which is an essential tool in the production of economic analysis of a national, regional or sectoral character.

As part of the effort to comply with the increasing internationalization of the market economy, the ECLM has developed HEIMDAL (Historical Estimated International Model of the DAnish Labour movement). HEIMDAL is an econometric model of the international economy that models the world economy from a European perspective. HEIMDAL operates with 15 OECD countries and 3 non-OECD aggregates, listed according to their interaction with the European economy.

The analytical work in ECLM is primarily in Danish however some analysis and publications are also available in English.

Publications
Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz is visiting Denmark. In that connection ECLM has elaborated a paper about the Danish economy: There are two ways of cutting the deficit

The former Danish Minister of Finance Mogens Lykketoft has elaborated, in collaboration with the ECLM, a publication about the Danish model. In "The Danish Model - a European success story" Mogens Lykketoft analyzes the development of the Danish model and its successful combination of economic dynamic and social security.

See the publication elaborated in collaboration with Lykketoft:
   - The Danish Model - a European success story

International work
ECLM participates in several international networks. ECLM produces analysis and reports to the European network ELNEP, the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and the European Socialist Party PES.

See the latest publications from ELNEP at:
   - ELNEP Publications

See the contributions elaborated in collaboration with FEPS:

   - Ways out of the crisis - March 2011
   - Ways out of the crisis - June 2010
   - A 2020 Strategy - April 2010
   - Fiscal tightening will jeopardize recovery - March 2010
   - Our Progressive Society in the 21st Century - November 2009
   - European Recovery I - February 2009
   - European Recovery II - April 2009
   - European Recovery III - June 2009

Or see the latest releases from FEPS at their website.