Net zero has little to fear from populism Eric Lonergan & Corinne Sawers 17th October 2023 Climate policy, Sample Of One, Theory & Other Problems, Uncategorised The accidental wisdom of Mr Sunak How much does the transition to net zero have to fear from populism? In the UK, popul...
Reframing climate policy: a reply to Simon Wren-Lewis Eric Lonergan & Corinne Sawers 5th March 2023 Climate policy, Economic History 1 It is just over a year since we published Supercharge Me: Net Zero Faster, in the same week that Russia invaded the Ukra...
Highs & lows of economics: Kilkenny, crypto, and inflation Eric Lonergan 13th November 2022 Austerity, Climate policy, Economic History, Monetary Policy, Theory & Other Problems Economics keeps letting me down. The decade or so following the financial crisis spawned thousands of papers researchin...
Euro crisis II Eric Lonergan 12th June 2022 Finance & Asset Pricing, Monetary Policy, Money in Europe 1 Euro crisis II has started. The good news is that we have been here before, so we have learnt some lessons, the bad ne...
EPICs v taxes Eric Lonergan & Corinne Sawers 27th March 2022 Climate policy, Finance & Asset Pricing, Uncategorised 1 EPIC debates: a reply to The Economist’s Free Exchange (more…)...
The wrong chapter of the textbook Eric Lonergan & Corinne Sawers 9th January 2022 Climate policy, Economic History 4 Climate policy: where economics went wrong Regular readers of this blog will be aware of a twelve month hiatus since I ...
