31 Oct 24

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10 Nov 24

Future of Carbon Pricing with Cameron Hepburn

Dr Bruce McCabe, Global Futurist, interviewed INET Oxford Co-Director of Economics of Sustainability Cameron Hepburn for his FutureBites podcast in November 2024...
07 Nov 24

Christian Diem wins prize for research on shock propagation and systemic risk in economic networks

INET Oxford MSCA Postdoctoral Research Fellow Christian Diem has won the 2024 Stephan Koren Prize for his ground-breaking research into shock propagation...
28 Oct 24

Researcher wins best paper award for work on approximate Bayesian inference

It seeks to aid widespread adoption of simulators in real-world modelling and decision-making scenarios, by making approximate Bayesian inference more suitable for...
26 Oct 24

Letter: Reeves' Net debt rule should not be confined to financial items

A letter to the editor from John Muellbauer published in the Financial Times
21 Oct 24

Doyne Farmer on Chaos, Crashes, and Economic Complexity

Doyne Farmer is interviewed for Sean Carroll's Mindscape podcast
18 Oct 24

Pioneering New Models of Development in Bhutan

In early October, INET Oxford Executive Director Eric Beinhocker was a speaker at the Bhutan Innovation Forum, a meeting of Bhutanese officials...
26 Sept 24

New Study Reveals Impact of ChatGPT on Public Knowledge Sharing

A new study reveals that the widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT, has led to a significant decline...
21 Sept 24

Eric Beinhocker: the evolutionary economist

Prof Beinhocker is preparing a new book that seeks to redefine the market economy and show how to build a more just...
13 Sept 24

Team wins best published article award for work on financial regulations

A team led by INET Oxford's Matteo Gasparini have won the FIR-PRI best published article award for research that identified implicit bias...

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The Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School (INET Oxford) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to applying leading-edge thinking from the social and physical sciences to global economic challenges.

The Universality and Predictability of Technology Diffusion

Latest News

Future of Carbon Pricing with Cameron Hepburn

Christian Diem wins prize for research on shock propagation and systemic risk in economic networks

Researcher wins best paper award for work on approximate Bayesian inference

Letter: Reeves' Net debt rule should not be confined to financial items

Doyne Farmer on Chaos, Crashes, and Economic Complexity

Pioneering New Models of Development in Bhutan

New Study Reveals Impact of ChatGPT on Public Knowledge Sharing

Eric Beinhocker: the evolutionary economist

Team wins best published article award for work on financial regulations

Latest Publications

COP29: The Economic Case for a New Common Quantified Goal of Climate Finance (NCQG) at Scale

Why it’s in rich nations’ interests to fund climate finance

External Monetary Policy Review of the Czech National Bank: A Review of the Analytical Framework used for Policy Analysis and Forecasting for Monetary Policy Making

Supply network stress-testing of food security on the establishment-level

Dennis Snower: The Separate Lives of Social and Economic Prosperity: Concepts and Evidence from the G20

David Vines: How to make a new Keynesian DSGE model that is fit for purpose: a constructive response to the criticisms of Joe Stiglitz

Intergenerational poverty persistence in Europe and the Great Gatsby curve

Examining the Dynamics of Saving Inequality between 1995 and 2018: Evidence from 10 Western Countries

David Hendry: Forecasting UK Inflation during 2021-24

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Methods and foundations of economics

Progress, technology & innovation

Economic inequality

Climate and environment

The clean energy transition

Financial stability

Macroeconomics

Economic paradigm change