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31 Jan 2024: 4 Those interested in that question are referred to the splendid paper by Roger E Backhouse and Jeff Biddle, “The Concept of Applied Economics: A History of Ambiguity and Multiple Meanings”, ... Also published as The History of Applied Economics,

31 Jan 2024: 23 February Magnus Lindmark (Geography and Economic History, Umeå University) Swedish Carbon Policies (Alison Richard Building (Sidgwick Site), Seminar Room SG1). ... 1 March Benjamin Jones (University of Birmingham) Economic and welfare effects of UK

31 Jan 2024: 16 May Tae-Hoon Kim (University of Cambridge) The CEGB and the Politics of Fuel and Power Generation, 1961-89 (Faculty of Economics, Meade Room, 12:30–14:00) – E&E. ... 30 May Jon Stern (City, University of London) Utility Regulation, Domestic

31 Jan 2024: 27 October Laura Diaz Anadon Harvard Kennedy School of Government, visiting King’s College London Wind power in emerging economies and the role of policy (Faculty of Economics, Meade Room, ... 3 November Prof Sabine Roeser (TU Delft); Prof Tim Lewens

31 Jan 2024: 18 May Thomas Tangeras (Stockholm Institute of Industrial Economics) The competitive benefits of forward contracting over space and time (with Frank Wolak) (Judge Business School, W2.01, 12:30–14:00). ... 1 June Paul Warde (Cambridge, Faculty of History

3 Jul 2024: Larger firms withhigher institutional ownership and net-zero commitments tend to use offsets. ... and seminar participants at the 2024 Clemson ESG and Policy Research Conference, the IRFConference on Stakeholders in Corporate Finance and Investment, the

8 Feb 2024: of the impressive two volume Official History of Privatisation.2 The first volume devotes three entire chapters to the decision to privatise BT, the regulation of it, and the flotation. ... Economics and the History of Ideas, University of Chicago Press,

25 Mar 2024: introduce Eu-rope-wide standardized products and trading platforms for long-term markets. ... lithium and 72% of processed cobalt (Go 2022; The Economist – Finance & Economics 2021; and The Economist – Asia 2023).