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INET Oxford Summer Newsletter 2024
Research shows that auctions can help phase out coal while minimising taxpayer burden
Research Impact: Dawn of the solar age
Review: INET Oxford Summer Research Meeting 2024
Five policy interventions to deliver UK net zero
Data visualization project: Labor transitions in a net-zero era
The founding of a discipline: Sir David F. Hendry's contributions to Climate Econometrics
The man reinventing economics with chaos theory and complexity science
Only 57 producers are responsible for 80% of all fossil fuel and cement CO2 emissions since 2016 – new report
Sensitive interventions to catalyse China’s net-zero transition in energy and transport
Banking regulation ‘tilting the scales’ away from renewables
Why has productivity slowed down?
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Knowledge spillovers between clean and dirty technologies: Evidence from the patent citation network
22 Jul 24
We present novel evidence on the extent to which clean technologies learn from prior dirty technolog...
Co-financing and infrastructure project outcomes in Chinese lending and overseas development finance
15 Jul 24
The role of co-financing in shaping Chinese lending and overseas development finance for infrastruct...
A cycle or a tunnel? A study on unemployment and low-pay dynamics in Italy
29 Jun 24
The structure of the Italian labour market resembles more to a tunnel than a cycle.
Timeliness criticality in complex systems
20 Jun 24
We introduce a stylized model of delay propagation on temporal networks, where the magnitude of the ...
Global economic order and global economic governance
12 Jun 24
This issue of the Oxford Review of Economic Policy explores the origins of the US-led liberal multil...
Assessing income redistribution: what are the key analytic choices?
12 Jun 24
We present the extent of divergence in the literature on the stylised facts about income redistribut...
The economics of coal phaseouts: auctions as a novel policy instrument for the energy transition
07 Jun 24
Competitive auctions can deliver efficient and transparent compensationpayments for early coal closu...
Measuring productivity dispersion: a parametric approach using the Lévy alpha-stable distribution
05 Jun 24
We show that the distribution of VA per worker exhibits heavy tails, a very large support, and consi...
Can the UK achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?
22 May 24
Net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the UK’s current target, requires bridging a dramatic ene...
Beggaring Thy Co-Worker: Labor Market Dualization and the Wage Growth Slowdown in Europe
21 May 24
Relying on individual-level data to adjust for a changing employment composition, their findings sho...
No. 2023-17 - The Economics of Coal Phaseouts
20 May 24
Fossil fuels are the world’s greatest source of greenhouse gas emissions and must be curtailed to ac...
Power sector futures in China: A multi-model approach to understanding China’s carbon-neutral pathways and power sector reform
11 Apr 24
This report outlines power sector reforms developing in China and the increasingly complex landscape...
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