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Usable bank capital
30 Jun 20
Recognising the difficulty in judging the demand for credit in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, thi...
A pandemic primer on excess mortality statistics and their comparability across countries
29 Jun 20
This article assesses the comparability of data on excess mortality between countries and regions, i...
No. 2020-16 - Five lessons from COVID-19 for advancing climate change mitigation
12 Jun 20
The nexus of COVID-19 and climate change has so far brought attention to short-term greenhouse gas (...
No. 2020-15 - Wealth inequality, intergenerational transfers and socioeconomic background
09 Jun 20
This paper estimates the contribution of intergenerational transfers (inheritances and gifts) and so...
Production networks and epidemic spreading: Re-opening the UK economy
07 Jun 20
This column reports several re-opening scenarios for the UK economy, documenting their projected imp...
Decarbonising the future UK economy
04 Jun 20
The authors describe some speculative routes to a decarbonised future as increased use of renewable ...
No. 2020-02 - Can stimulating demand drive costs down? World War II as a natural experiment
01 Jun 20
Our results indicate that decreases in cost can be attributed roughly equally to the growth of exper...
UBI and the pandemic: all or nothing changed?
29 May 20
The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis has brought renewed attention to universal basic incom...
No. 2020-13 - Wage inequality and poverty effects of lockdown and social distancing in Europe
27 May 20
Here, we evaluate the potential impact of enforced social distancing on wage inequality and poverty ...
No. 2020-12 - Production networks and epidemic spreading: How to restart the UK economy?
21 May 20
We analyse the economics and epidemiology of different scenarios for a phased restart of the UK econ...
No. 2020-11 - Measuring excess mortality: the case of England during the Covid-19 Pandemic
18 May 20
Excess mortality data avoid miscounting deaths from under-reporting of Covid-19-related deaths and o...
No. 2020-14 - Foundations of system-wide financial stress testing with heterogeneous institutions
15 May 20
We propose a structural framework for the development of system-wide financial stress tests with mul...
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Foundations of System-Wide Financial Stress Testing with Heterogeneous Institutions
Production networks and epidemic spreading: Re-opening the UK economy
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Decarbonising the future UK economy
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What do global death patterns reveal about the UK? Research by INET Oxford's John Muellbauer & Janine Aron is used in this BBC article: https://t.co/caYGxS4V52. The paper, co-authored by Hannah Ritchie & Charlie Giattino, can be found here: https://t.co/G2oCH13AlM
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Recognising the difficulty in judging the demand for credit in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, this new VoxEU column focuses on the potential supply of credit and explores the obstacles to ‘usability’ of bank capital. Read in full here: https://t.co/g8P3QJZ6Fa
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RT @OurWorldInData: Excess mortality provides important insights into the true toll of the pandemic. How is excess mortality measured? How…
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The challenge for regulators in a connected financial system is to understand the different financial institutions & markets, their interconnections, & their interactions under stress when localised shocks take on systemic importance. Full blog/paper here: https://t.co/0O7RFlq63W