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Six Feedback Loops Shaping the Energy Transition

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20 Jan 26

Bank of England Mis-Forecasts Spur Development of New Methods

Substantial gains in forecast performance can be made by rapidly detecting trend breaks and updating forecasting models when they occur.
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Complexity Economics Insights for the Seventh Carbon Budget

This briefing for the Environmental Audit Committee’s Seventh Carbon Budget inquiry showcases four research programmes from the University of Oxford’s Institute for...
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When a Moral Vacuum Meets a Technological Maelstrom

As 2026 unfolds, the world appears to be sliding deeper into a moral vacuum—one shaped less by shared ideals than by the...
17 Nov 25

Lukas Lehner Wins International Awards For Dissertation

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17 Nov 25

Is the Dollar's Dominance Ending? A Five-Part Analysis

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Welcome to Our New Era. What Do We Call It?

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22 Oct 25

Centre News: Autumn 2025

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06 Oct 25

Ebba Mark Attends Lindau Nobel Meeting

Young Climate Econometrics Scholar attends meeting with 20 Nobel laureates in Germany
01 Oct 25

Zachary Parolin Wins Prestigious Public Policy Award

Award recognises contribution to the field of public policy analysis and management before the age of 40

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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.

Six Feedback Loops Shaping the Energy Transition

Latest News

Bank of England Mis-Forecasts Spur Development of New Methods

Complexity Economics Insights for the Seventh Carbon Budget

When a Moral Vacuum Meets a Technological Maelstrom

Lukas Lehner Wins International Awards For Dissertation

Is the Dollar's Dominance Ending? A Five-Part Analysis

Welcome to Our New Era. What Do We Call It?

Centre News: Autumn 2025

Ebba Mark Attends Lindau Nobel Meeting

Zachary Parolin Wins Prestigious Public Policy Award

Latest Publications

No. 2026-04 - New technologies and the rise of wage inequality

No. 2025-15 - Do common shocks drive changes in aggregate emissions intensity?

Understanding the feedback loops that drive clean energy adoption

Virtuous and vicious cycles in the energy transition

No. 2026-03 - The Adaptation Imperative: Climate Change and Sovereign Credit Risk

Manipulation in Prediction Markets: An Agent-based Modeling Experiment

No. 2026-02 - The intergenerational social mobility of migrants in 22 European countries

The problem with the mansion tax is that it’s badly designed

The urgent need for African research collaboration on medicine quality

About INET Oxford

Our Research Areas

Methods and foundations of economics

Progress, technology & innovation

Economic inequality

Climate and environment

The clean energy transition

Financial stability

Macroeconomics

Economic paradigm change