Managing Economist Niranjana Prasad is the latest addition to the Society Team based in Brussels. With expertise in constructing advance microeconmetrics models for political economy and development, Niranjana is excited to continue to deliver independent evidence-based insights …
Financial regulatory bodies have revealed the extent of the global finance sector’s climate risk exposure. Head of Sustainable Investment János Hidi explores the important role of regulators in incentivising the green transition in the short term for long term macroprudential st…
Principal Economist Edo Omic is the latest addition to the Environment team based in Brussels. We asked Edo what he is most looking forward to in his new role, career highlights to date, and new projects that he is working on.
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We recently interviewed Principal Economist Madalina Suta about what inspired her to become an economist, what projects she is most proud of and advice she would give to any aspiring economists.
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In the face of slow progress on decarbonisation and mounting climate research suggesting a pending climate catastrophe without faster efforts to reduce emissions, there has been a recent wave of calls to abandon the 1.5°C warming target all together. This is despite the economic…
Following on from an earlier article unpacking the drivers behind the tightness of the UK’s labour market, Senior Adviser Andrew Sentance takes the same question to understand whether or not this is part of a regional or global trend in labour markets.
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Many Southeast Asian countries are facing high unemployment rates, especially in younger people with a higher education. But is the uptake of green technologies the solution to this problem?
In this article, Principal Economist Madalina Suta discusses the findings from our ana…
Principal Economist Cornelia-Madalina Suta shares three key policy areas that policymakers must consider if countries are to ensure just and gender inclusive economic recovery from Covid-19 in the long-run.
March 2023 marks three years since many countries across Europe and th…
Ahead of the UK’s Spring budget statement, Senior Adviser Andrew Sentance delves deeper in to the drivers behind UK’s tight labour market. How is the UK’s sluggish productivity having an impact and what are the drivers behind workers leaving the labour market? Key issues, Andrew …
As we enter 2023, what should global climate policymakers be considering if real tangible change is to be made? Drawing on our latest work with clients from around the world, our experts choose three insights that could make a real impact on the deployment of just and fair climat…
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