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We need an ‘emergency survey’ based on random samples. Urgently.
01 Apr 20
During times of massive socio-economic change, it should be possible to quickly launch an emergency ...
Steering the Climate System: Using Inertia to Lower the Cost of Policy: Comment
31 Mar 20
Lemoine & Rudik (2017) argues that it is efficient to delay reducing carbon emissions, due to suppos...
U.S. Payroll Guarantee Q&A
24 Mar 20
Supplementing his 23 March memo arguing for a U.S. national Payroll Guarantee as a key response to t...
Guarantee All U.S. Payrolls Now to Prevent a Depression
23 Mar 20
In this 2-page briefing note for U.S. policymakers, Eric Beinhocker makes the case for the U.S. to i...
The coronavirus pandemic and U.S. consumption
23 Mar 20
In this short paper John Muellbauer models the potential near-term shock to U.S. consumption from th...
Quantifying the importance of different contagion channels as sources of systemic risk
23 Mar 20
A framework that allows computing contagion effects from both direct exposure contagion and overlapp...
A comparison of economic agent-based model calibration methods
20 Mar 20
The threat of social decline: income inequality and radical right support
03 Mar 20
We argue that rising inequality not only intensifies relative deprivation, but also signals a potent...
No.2020-04 - Technological interdependencies predict innovation dynamics
02 Mar 20
We propose a simple model where the innovation rate of a technological domain depends on the innovat...
Revoking coal mining permits: an economic and legal analysis
18 Feb 20
Achieving mitigation targets under the Paris Agreement will depend on the early retirement of coal m...
Collaborators in creation
11 Feb 20
Our world is a system, in which physical and social technologies co-evolve. How can we shape a proce...
No. 2020-03 - Social class and earnings: a cross-national study
17 Jan 20
In this paper, we utilize data from the European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (E...
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We need an ‘emergency survey’ based on random samples. Urgently. Read the latest entry on our COVID-19 Research blog here: https://t.co/OfKbPYTNiH https://t.co/mGPxhacmxq
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RT @LinusMattauch: There is no climate inertia between carbon emissions and warming, and this matters for climate economics. https://t.co/o…
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During the pandemic, the INET Oxford COVID-19 blog will post work & notes by our researchers with data, analyses & views on the crisis in real time. By necessity work will be updated, refined, and corrected as events unfold. Follow us here: https://t.co/Z6g4oGvXtg