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22 Jul 2024: seminar is being hosted by the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies, based at Cambridge Judge Business School and held in collaboration with Oxford Economics. ... A feature presentation on Assessing the Macroeconomic Implications of Emerging Risks will be

9 Jul 2023: WORK INTENSIFICATION AND EMPLOYMENT INSECURITY IN. PROFESSIONAL WORK. Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge. Working Paper No. 345. by. Suzanne J. Konzelmann. Department of Management. Birkbeck College. University of London. Malet

9 Jul 2023: 2Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK. Corresponding author: e.oughton@jbs.cam.ac.uk at the University of Cambridge Judge Business. ... unable to complete daily economic transactions. The Oxford Economics Global Economic Model

9 Jul 2023: 16. Macroeconomic Impact.  Uses Oxford Economics Macroeconomic Model of US Economy and Value of Lost Load (VOLL) estimation – Outage affects consumption, labour, exports, confidence, and other.

9 Jul 2023: The errors remain mine. Forthcoming in The International Journal of the Economics of Business. ... W. a. 22. H. Wijkander, ed.) Contract Economics. Oxford: Basil Blackwell Smith, R.

9 Jul 2023: Deakin and J. Michie (eds), Contracts, Cooperation, and Competition: Studies in Economics, Management, and Law, Oxford: Oxford University Press. ... 32. Economy, Oxford: Oxford Clarendon Press. Eltis, W. (1996), ‘How Low Profitability and Weak

A recent study by Oxford Economics has forecast that robots could replace up to 20 million factory workers by 2030.”.

7 Dec 2023: Mr. Hahn is director of economics and a professor at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford; a senior fellow at the Georgetown Center for Business and ... Mr. Ritz is university lecturer in economics, University of

9 Jul 2023: Erdem, E. and A. Glyn (2001), “Job Deficits in UK Regions”, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Vol. ... 2000), “The Political Economy of Full Employment”, Oxford. Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Vol.

9 Jul 2023: PwC, Oxford Economics and Open Europe have lower impacts for the scenarios they consider, but the main reason seems to be that they exclude the productivity effects included in the Treasury,