Biography
I am a doctoral researcher exploring how agent-based macroeconomic models can be used to assess the distributional impact of climate mitigation policies. I came to INET Oxford from the UK government's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. I worked in a range of policy and economics roles, most recently leading Defra's Net Zero Economics team. I regularly briefed Ministers and senior officials and I have represented the UK on working groups at the OECD, EU and WTO. Prior to working at Defra I worked at Prudential, Ecooo and Triodos Bank. When I'm not thinking about the economy you can find me at a gig, riding my bike, kitesurfing or holding a placard at a picket line.
Recent Publications
Apr 2022
Can diet change meet climate targets?
in Annual Conference of the Agricultural Economics Society
Alec Jacobs , Tom Youngman
in Annual Conference of the Agricultural Economics Society
Alec Jacobs , Tom Youngman
Jan 2022
Oct 2021
PAHrticipative Research. The ethical challenges of militant research in the Platform of People Affected by Mortgages (PAH)
in Urban Societies: inequalities, citizenship and well-being
Laura Barrio , Gabriele D'Adda , Tom Youngman , Ezequiel Ramón , Eduard Sala , Luis Sanmartin
in Urban Societies: inequalities, citizenship and well-being
Laura Barrio , Gabriele D'Adda , Tom Youngman , Ezequiel Ramón , Eduard Sala , Luis Sanmartin
May 2021
Housing is not a crime: Madrid’s post-crisis squatters’ movement tell our story through activist research
in Radical Housing Journal
Tom Youngman , Laura Barrio
in Radical Housing Journal
Tom Youngman , Laura Barrio