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Five policy interventions to deliver UK net zero
Data visualization project: Labor transitions in a net-zero era
The founding of a discipline: Sir David F. Hendry's contributions to Climate Econometrics
Only 57 producers are responsible for 80% of all fossil fuel and cement CO2 emissions since 2016 – new report
Sensitive interventions to catalyse China’s net-zero transition in energy and transport
Banking regulation ‘tilting the scales’ away from renewables
Why has productivity slowed down?
Oxford Answers: Playing to win, human behaviour and climate action
Chaos, complexity, economics & climate: Conversation with J. Doyne Farmer
Research Impact: How to save the world $12 trillion
Making Sense of Chaos: A Better Economics for a Better World
Experts call for new economic modelling to meet energy transition ambition
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No. 2023-17 - The Economics of Coal Phaseouts
20 May 24
Fossil fuels are the world’s greatest source of greenhouse gas emissions and must be curtailed to ac...
Power sector futures in China: A multi-model approach to understanding China’s carbon-neutral pathways and power sector reform
11 Apr 24
This report outlines power sector reforms developing in China and the increasingly complex landscape...
Accelerating carbon neutrality in China: Sensitive intervention points for the energy and transport sectors in Beijing and Hong Kong
04 Apr 24
his study employs mixed methods to explore a portfolio of climate policies related to the transport ...
Five sensitive intervention points to achieve climate neutrality by 2050, illustrated by the UK
03 Apr 24
Employment, real per-capita incomes, living styles and standards can be maintained while decarbonizi...
Model-based financial regulations impair the transition to net-zero carbon emissions
02 Apr 24
Our results indicate that this bias could be present in other model-based regulations, such as capit...
Reconstructing supply networks
25 Mar 24
We review the literature on network reconstruction that has flourished to infer the topology of thes...
Is working enough to escape poverty? Evidence on low-paid workers in Italy
24 Mar 24
We find that the incidence of low pay is high and steeply increased in the last decades when the foc...
No. 2023-25 - Increasing the acceptability of carbon taxation: The role of social norms and economic reasoning
20 Mar 24
We study how social norms and economic reasoning jointly shape public views towards carbon taxation ...
Automation and taxation
19 Mar 24
We analyse the impact of automation on tax revenues and the structure of taxation in nineteen EU cou...
No. 2024-02 - Measuring artificial intelligence: A systematic assessment and implications for governance
18 Mar 24
We compare four approaches to identifying AI patented inventions that reflect different ways of und...
Why Is Productivity Slowing Down?
16 Mar 24
Comparing the post-2005 period with the preceding decade for five advanced economies, we seek to exp...
Systemic risk and compound vulnerability impact pathways of food insecurity in Somalia
29 Feb 24
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