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Is the Too-Big-To-Fail Problem Resolved?
Going Big and Fast on Renewables Could Save Trillions
What drives house prices: Lessons from the literature
Rethink 'cost-benefit analysis' to tackle climate crisis
Aymeric Vié wins GECCO prize for work on evolutionary computation
New model shows how social networks could help generate economic phenomena like inequality & business cycles
Brick by brick: Building better housing policies
Previous unemployment influences voter turnout, finds INET Oxford study
New research: Poor use of science jeopardises climate lawsuits
How tools from ecology can help prevent financial crashes
New report: How tools from the UK offshore wind investment model can help decarbonise shipping
Lukas Lehner wins Barnett Prize for work on Europe’s slowing wage growth
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An Analysis of Moral Motives in Economic and Social Decisions
15 Oct 21
We present an analysis of moral motives underlying economic and social decision making.
No. 2021-03 - The Paris-compliant company: Measuring transition performance using a strict science-based approach
07 Oct 21
Applying our metrics to the ten highest emitting companies in the Australian electricity sector, we ...
Net zero aviation and shipping: Written evidence to the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee
29 Sep 21
Pressure is increasing for international marine transportation to decarbonise, and no clear strategy...
Blog: Is the Too-Big-To-Fail Problem Resolved?
29 Sep 21
An evaluation of the stability implications of the bail-in design suggests the answer is no (unless ...
Estimating initial conditions for dynamical systems with incomplete information
20 Sep 21
Studying several model systems, we infer the latent microstates that best reproduce an observed time...
What Drives House Price Cycles? International Experience and Policy Issues
14 Sep 21
This article provides an overview of major, recent contributions to the literature in relation to ea...
Risk-opportunity analysis for transformative policy design and appraisal
14 Sep 21
The climate crisis demands a strong response from policy-makers worldwide. The current global climat...
What drives house prices: Lessons from the literature
13 Sep 21
Research on house price cycles and their interactions with the economy has burgeoned since the Globa...
Simultaneous supply and demand constraints in input–output networks: the case of Covid-19 in Germany, Italy, and Spain
01 Sep 21
Natural and anthropogenic disasters frequently affect both the supply and demand sides of an economy...
Stress Testing the Financial Macrocosm
01 Sep 21
We argue that next-generation stress test models must take a comprehensive a view of the financial m...
Systemic implications of the bail-in design
30 Aug 21
Our analysis suggests that the current bail-in design may be in the region of instability. While pol...
No. 2021-19 - Knowledge for a warmer world: a patent analysis of climate change adaptation technologies
08 Aug 21
We identify climate change adaptation technologies (CCATs) in US patent data to study the technologi...
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