Economics
Technological advances, rapid demographic change and a warming climate are among the many major challenges facing us. A clearer understanding of what this means for our economies can help governments and business make better decisions on a range of issues, from encouraging innovation, tackling inequality, to responding to climate change.
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I Am a Carbon Abolitionist
The Technology Trap - Capital, Labor and Power in the Age of Automation
"New economic and moral foundations for the Anthropocene" with Prof Eric Beinhocker
"From pollution to solution: will China save the planet?" with Barbara Finamore
"The future of the Corporation, Economy and Society" with Prof Colin Mayer & Sir Paul Collier
Technology at Work v4.0 - Navigating the Future of Work
Funding applications open for technological solutions to major global challenges
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Professor of Public Policy Practice
Stefan Dercon
Professor of Economic Policy
Cheryl Doss
Senior Lecturer in Development Economics
Doyne Farmer
Professor of Mathematics
Cameron Hepburn
Professor of Environmental Economics
Penny Mealy
Research Associate in Complex Systems Economic Modelling