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Supply and demand shocks in the COVID-19 pandemic: an industry and occupation perspective
04 Sep 20
Modelling COVID-19 Contagion: Risk Assessment and Targeted Mitigation Policies
02 Sep 20
We use a spatial epidemic model with demographic and geographic heterogeneity to study the regional ...
No. 2020-19 - How threatening are transformations of happiness scales to subjective wellbeing research?
01 Sep 20
Two recent papers argue that many results based on ordinal reports of happiness can be reversed with...
No. 2020-18 - Transatlantic excess mortality comparisons in the pandemic
25 Aug 20
In a previous article, we considered key issues for comparing rates of excess mortality between coun...
Climate change after COVID-19: Harder to defeat politically, easier to tackle economically
17 Aug 20
This column argues that the current pandemic is an exceptional opportunity to understand where the r...
The Wealth of Families: The Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth in Britain in Comparative Perspective (Executive Summary)
04 Aug 20
This report contributes to current debates by investigating patterns of wealth transmission across g...
The Wealth of Families: The Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth in Britain in Comparative Perspective
04 Aug 20
This report contributes to current debates by investigating patterns of wealth transmission across g...
Five Lessons from COVID-19 for Advancing Climate Change Mitigation
03 Aug 20
The nexus of COVID-19 and climate change has so far brought attention to short-term greenhouse gas (...
Excess mortality statistics in the pandemic and country comparisons - presentation
28 Jul 20
Why is it important to examine excess mortality data? How is excess mortality measured? Who measures...
International economic cooperation post COVID-19: A discussion panel
27 Jul 20
A panel discussion from Australian National University drawing on papers forthcoming in a special is...
Breaking the Plastic Wave: Top Findings for Preventing Plastic Pollution
24 Jul 20
First-of-its-kind modeling analysis describes actions needed to stop plastic from entering the ocean
Evaluating scenarios toward zero plastic pollution
24 Jul 20
To estimate the effectiveness of interventions to reduce plastic pollution, we modeled stocks and fl...
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INET Oxford COVID-19 Research
Five lessons from COVID-19 for reducing carbon emissions
Intergenerational wealth transfers drive inequality in Britain
Immediate action needed to stem the flow of plastic into the ocean finds report
We still don’t know if warmer weather slows down the spread of COVID-19
François Lafond Appointed Deputy Director, Complexity Economics
INET Oxford at the Young Scholars Initiative COVID-19 Webinar
Foundations of System-Wide Financial Stress Testing with Heterogeneous Institutions
Production networks and epidemic spreading: Re-opening the UK economy
UBI and the pandemic: all or nothing changed? - Blog post from the EEG Team
Decarbonising the future UK economy
Doyne Farmer interviewed on job and income losses in the US
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