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Boosting production of renewables would significantly drop price of clean energy: Lessons from the WWII military equipment economy
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The Economist as Scientist, Engineer, or Plumber?
11 Jun 21
Some well-known economists suggest that a good economist should act like an engineer, a surgeon, a d...
No. 2021-13 - A Productivity Commission: A Proposal for an Australian-style approach to creating a Policy-Reform Process for the UK
19 May 21
The UK now faces many fundamental political-economy choices. his paper argues that there is a need f...
No. 2021-12 - Why is productivity slowing down?
09 May 21
We review recent research on the slowdown of labor productivity and examine the con- tribution of di...
No. 2021-04 - Reddit’s self-organised bull runs: Social contagion and asset prices
05 May 21
This paper develops an empirical and theoretical case for how ‘hype’ among retail investors can driv...
No. 2021-11 - COVID-19 restrictions in the US: wage vulnerability by education, race and gender
04 May 21
We study the wage vulnerability to the stay-at-home orders and social distancing measures imposed to...
An Earth-friendly Political Economy
30 Apr 21
The association between the carbon footprint and the socio-economic characteristics of Belgian households
27 Apr 21
In this study, we quantify the relationship between the carbon footprint of consumption and socio-ec...
No. 2021-10 - Lockdown, Earnings Losses and Household Asset Buffers in Europe
22 Apr 21
Herer we estimate for Euro Area workers their potential earnings losses related to the COVID-19 labo...
A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system
20 Apr 21
A report for the UK-China Cooperation on Climate Change Risk Assessment Phase 3 project.
Forecasting principles from experience with forecasting competitions
07 Apr 21
No. 2021-14 - Cost/benefit analysis of Covid-19 pandemic suppression using an SEIR model
06 Apr 21
This paper presents a simple cost-benefit analysis inspired by optimal control theory, incorporating...
A simulation of the insurance industry: the problem of risk model homogeneity
30 Mar 21
We develop an agent-based simulation of the catastrophe insurance and reinsurance industry and use i...
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In this week’s research seminar, @MaartenScholl will look at reconstructing fund strategies from regulatory reporting data and how this influences trust in the financial markets. 📅 Thurs 17 June, 11am BST Find out more & register 👇 https://t.co/e4N5Xkk41i
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In this week’s research seminar, @J_C_Palomino will explore how intergenerational wealth transfers affect the gender wealth gap. 📆 Thurs 10 June, 11am BST Find out more & register 👇 https://t.co/PdRzZIcR8v
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RT @CASBSStanford: Ep. 14 of CASBS's webcast series, Social Science for a World in Crisis, now in audio format! "AN EARTH-FRIENDLY POLITIC…
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Why has productivity recently stagnated in many countries? @ian_goldin & @pkoutroumpis, together with @INETOxford researchers @FrancoisLafond4 & @Julian__Winkler evaluate the leading explanations for @VoxEU https://t.co/UmWh069vlS