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In this episode of the Oxford Policy Pod, MPP students Diego Peñaranda and Isabella Notarpietro sit down with Eric Beinhocker, founder and Executive Di...

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"Market humanism" is how the economy should work, argue Nick Hanauer and Eric Beinhocker.

Can capitalism be saved? Is it worth saving? Two ambitious reformers argue yes—provided we change what a capitalist economy should achieve.

"Market humanism" is how the economy should work, argue Nick Hanauer and Eric Beinhocker.

Can capitalism be saved? Is it worth saving? Two ambitious reformers argue yes—provided we change what a capitalist economy should achieve.

Minimum-wage increases were expected to kill jobs. The fact that they didn’t should make us rethink a lot of assumptions.

Progressives have been fighting on the neoliberals’ terms. Market Humanism flips that—and provides a winning and more humane narrative. Oh—and a far more prosperous country.

Progressives have been fighting on the neoliberals’ terms. Market Humanism flips that—and provides a winning and more humane narrative. Oh—and a far more prosperous country.

Minimum-wage increases were expected to kill jobs. The fact that they didn’t should make us rethink a lot of assumptions.

Eric Beinhocker, Professor at Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, discusses his forthcoming book, Market Humanism, which sets out a new economic paradigm to replace neoliberalism.

Eric Beinhocker, Professor at Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government, discusses his forthcoming book, Market Humanism, which sets out a new economic paradigm to replace neoliberalism.

Doyne Farmer says a super-simulator of the global economy would accelerate the transition to a green, clean world

Zach Parolin will direct the Economics, Inequality and Opportunity Programme at INET Oxford, which seeks to understand the drivers and implications of…

Our recently published research demonstrates how ABMs is 'coming of age' cross three areas: central banking, economics and finance, and AI.

The Trump administration is determined to promote fossil fuels, but the economic and technological forces driving solar, wind and other sources are now too powerful to resist.

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Eric Beinhocker explains the breakdown in political collaboration in the US.

The scariest thing about what President Trump is doing with his tariffs-for-all strategy is that he has no clue what he is doing.

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

Complexity Economists at the University of Oxford have alerted US policymakers to coming skills shortages in the US power sector, in one of the most…

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Problems with getting vaccines to families have left many children unvaccinated and in danger of contracting the virus.

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Many explanations have been offered for this lack of trust and rise in populism: economic dislocation, demographic shifts, immigration and, of course, the growth of social media.

A paper in Nature Physics puts forward a statistical mechanics theory to explain the risks of not having enough slack in a time-sensitive system.