02 Dec 24

Supply chain model is Nature Reviews Physics 'Editors' Pick' for 2024

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19 Dec 24

Chaos theorist Doyne Farmer on our interconnected economy

James Pethokoukis, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and an official CNBC contributor, talks to J. Doyne Farmer.
06 Dec 24

Special Report: External Monetary Policy Review of the Czech National Bank

When you look at the details of the model, they are confusing and do not correspond to reality, says John Muellbauer, who...
24 Nov 24

Celebrating Brian Nolan’s Decade of Impact

Brian Nolan is credited with helping fundamentally change the way economics understands and thinks about economic inequality.
19 Nov 24

A Conversation with J. Doyne Farmer – Pioneer in AI, Chaos Theory & Complex Systems

In this interview, Dr Vivas Shah MBE DL speaks to J. Doyne Farmer, an American complex systems scientist and entrepreneur who was...
19 Nov 24

Towards Multilateralism 2.0

A new approach to multilaterialism is emerging from the last three presidencies of the G20 – one that has the potential to...
10 Nov 24

Future of Carbon Pricing with Cameron Hepburn

Dr Bruce McCabe, Global Futurist, interviewed INET Oxford Co-Director of Economics of Sustainability Cameron Hepburn for his FutureBites podcast in November 2024...
07 Nov 24

Christian Diem wins prize for research on shock propagation and systemic risk in economic networks

INET Oxford MSCA Postdoctoral Research Fellow Christian Diem has won the 2024 Stephan Koren Prize for his ground-breaking research into shock propagation...
31 Oct 24

The Universality and Predictability of Technology Diffusion

Technology diffusion follows S-curves, in which deployment initially accelerates and then levels off.
28 Oct 24

Researcher wins best paper award for work on approximate Bayesian inference

It seeks to aid widespread adoption of simulators in real-world modelling and decision-making scenarios, by making approximate Bayesian inference more suitable for...

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The Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School (INET Oxford) is a multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to applying leading-edge thinking from the social and physical sciences to global economic challenges.

Supply chain model is Nature Reviews Physics 'Editors' Pick' for 2024

Latest News

Chaos theorist Doyne Farmer on our interconnected economy

Special Report: External Monetary Policy Review of the Czech National Bank

Celebrating Brian Nolan’s Decade of Impact

A Conversation with J. Doyne Farmer – Pioneer in AI, Chaos Theory & Complex Systems

Towards Multilateralism 2.0

Future of Carbon Pricing with Cameron Hepburn

Christian Diem wins prize for research on shock propagation and systemic risk in economic networks

The Universality and Predictability of Technology Diffusion

Researcher wins best paper award for work on approximate Bayesian inference

Latest Publications

Technological progress at national level: Increasing diffusion speeds with ever-changing leaders and followers

Good intentions, limited action: when do farmers’ intentions to adopt sustainable farming practices turn into actual behaviour?

Simulating Long-Run Wealth Distribution and Transmission: The Role of Intergenerational Transfers

How the Bank of England could have avoided mis-forecasting UK inflation during 2021–24

The impact of prudential regulation on the UK housing market and economy: Insights from an agent-based model

Changing preferences as a source of stock return variation

Why Pakistan is locked into overpriced and environmentally damaging power sector contracts

The Dark Side of Escaping the Middle-Income Trap: A SAGE Study of Asian High-Income Countries

Econometric forecasting of climate change

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Economic inequality

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The clean energy transition

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Economic paradigm change