Events

Book Talk: The means of prediction - how AI really works (and who benefits)

Maximilian Kasy, University of Oxford

Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World

Dani Rodrik, Harvard University

Book Talk: The Infinite Alphabet

César A. Hidalgo, Toulouse School of Economics

Making Labor Markets Work for Workers and Businesses

Alexandra Roulet, INSEAD

Mission analysis – how does the UK government model the transition to Clean Power 2030 and Accelerate to Net Zero by 2050, perspectives from the Chief Economist

Donna Leong, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Cities for everyone

Rafael Prieto-Curiel, Complexity Science Hub Vienna

Book Launch for The Means of Prediction by Maximilian Kasy

Maximilian Kasy in conversation with Noam Yuchtman

Uncovering utility functions from observational data

Marta Grześkiewicz, University of Cambridge

Book launch - 'How Progress Ends : Technology, Innovation, And The Fate Of Nations' with Carl Benedikt Frey

Carl Benedikt Frey

Fifth Interdisciplinary Workshop on Firm-Level Supply Networks

INET Oxford Summer Research Update 2025

War in the Ukraine and global inflationary pressures: How fiscal and monetary policy should cooperate in the face of temporary supply side shocks

Prof David Vines (Balliol College, University of Oxford)

Developmental Dilemmas, Power, and Institutional Entrepreneurship: A lens for Policy Analysis

Prof William Ferguson (Grinnell College, USA)

The trouble with rational expectations in heterogeneous agent models: A challenge for macroeconomics

Benjamin Moll, London School of Economics

New thinking on climate change policy and endogenous preferences

Prof Linus Mattauch (Technical University of Berlin)

Macro-financial dynamics in energy transitions: a stock-flow consistent, input-output approach

Andrew Jackson (University of Surrey)