Eric Beinhocker

Due to Elon Musk's transformation of Twitter/X into a platform for extremism, misinformation, and MAGA propoganda, I am no longer posting here. You can find me instead on BlueSky and LinkedIn.

Two expert reports on macroprudential policy measures, including our joint work with J. Muellbauer! #dela" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fi.se/en/published/r…

Carbon bargain: The energy transition will be much cheaper than you think. Most analysts overestimate energy demand and underestimate technological advances. INET Oxford Research from Rupert Way @mat_ives Penny Mealy @doyne_farmer features in @TheEconomist economist.com/interactive/br…

Some comments from myself on Brian's retirement: I do want to highlight just one major intellectual impact of Brian's work. For a long time in the economics community, inequality was viewed as a kind of state of nature, a natural outcome of market forces. Our late colleague Sir Tony Atkinson once said that prominent economists used to tell him that inequality is ‘not an economic problem’. It might be a social problem, or a political problem, but not an economic problem; and that distributional outcomes simply reflect market forces at work. What Brian’s more than a decade of very careful, rigorous, comparative work has conclusively shown is that inequality is not just a natural outcome of market forces, it is a choice. That countries facing very similar technological, trade, and other economic forces can have very different distributional outcomes depending on their policies, how they structure their labour markets, and other institutional choices that shape their economies.

Our research network @RebuildMacro held a conference on Green Industrial Policies with @rodrikdani, @Isabel_Estevez_ , Simon Sharpe, @EricBeinhocker and @WorldBank's Coalition for Capacity on Climate Action (C3A) Watch the recording: youtu.be/ugNKfm9nWJw #IGP10thAnniversary

@rcarranzan @MicBavaro @DSPI_Oxford @INETOxford Fantastic piece of work @rcarranzan @MicBavaro 👏 Pleased to see it published

A busy start to the new term, with a great programme. Join us for some of our opening events

An important position for the centre and a great opportunity!

Don't miss this special @ClimateMetrics event coming up fast today at 4pm with @StarkClimate ! Featuring @TheSmithSchool Anupama Sen, @MoritzPSchwarz & Ebba Mark @NuffieldCollege inet.ox.ac.uk/events/special…

My interview with @BaillieGifford is up...including a sneak preview of my next book, co-authored with @NickHanauer host of the enlightening @PitchforkEcon podcast bailliegifford.com/en/uk/individu…

TODAY: panel discussion with Chris Stark, Department for #EnergySecurity & #NetZero will be discussing the findings of Ebba & Moritz recently published paper, analysing 1500 global #ClimatePolicies, moderated by #OxfordSmithSchool Anupama Sen | Watch live: youtube.com/live/GB5mnBE57…

Hi! Listen in as @NickHanauer, @GoldyHA and I discuss the strength of the US economy on @PitchforkEcon. We walked through the Biden-Harris Administration’s historic economic agenda and how @POTUS and @VP built an economy that grows from the middle out. player.fm/series/pitchfo… 1/

@JoelNMDyer @pw_cannon @SeBayesian @UncertaintyInAI Outstanding work @JoelNMDyer 👏

Honoured that my paper with @pw_cannon & @SeBayesian received the “Outstanding Paper Award” at @UncertaintyInAI this year! #UAI2024 #Bayes

🆕Study finds traps and tunnels in Italy’s labour market @MicBavaro @DSPI_Oxford & Federico Tullio @bancaditalia call for targeted policy measures to reduce social harm in #Italy Access the @INETOxford press release and paper 👇 inet.ox.ac.uk/news/study-fin…

@INETOxford @MicBavaro @DSPI_Oxford @bancaditalia Great work @MicBavaro & Federico👏

@bapeterj @NatureEnergyJnl Fantastic and impactful paper @bapeterj

Open access, accepted version here -> iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108… Nice companion paper to my @NatureEnergyJnl piece calling for economic models fit for needs of energy decision makers - nature.com/articles/s4156…

*NEW PAPER* Modelling induced innovation for the low-carbon energy transition: a menu of options Led by @RobPasqualino @EeistP in Env Research Letters @IOPPublishing Short thread...

@INETOxford @sugandhasri @FT @ADB_HQ @TheSmithSchool @oxmartinschool Nice piece @sugandhasri

Why should investors consider climate projects? Read @sugandhasri 's comment in the @FT Times about galvanising climate finance in Asia through institutions like the @ADB_HQ #economicsofsustainability @TheSmithSchool @oxmartinschool ft.com/content/67c9fb…

@INETOxford @sugandhasri @TheSmithSchool @PreetKGillMP @ConHome @drlukeevans @carla_denyer @Jo_Coburn Great interview @sugandhasri 👏

Sugandha sparks debate! @sugandhasri @INETOxford @TheSmithSchool sparks discussion in the #PoliticsLive studio on renewable energy Great Contributions from @PreetKGillMP Henry Hill @ConHome, @drlukeevans & @Carla_Denyer led by host @Jo_Coburn ⬇ youtube.com/watch?v=7SSAdh…

Great to listen to @NickHanauer interview @doyne_farmer @INET_Complexity about his new book on this new episode of @PitchforkEcon podcast A must listen! pitchforkeconomics.com/episode/making…

Here's some highlights of another busy term of research @INETOxford in our summer newsletter - incl. a particularly exciting breakthrough on solar! Congrats to all our researchers at the centre for the cutting edge work being undertaken! mailchi.mp/f39fe23727d5/i…