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This week we marked 40 years of unit roots & cointegration with a workshop hosted by the Oxford Bulletin journal. Yesterday, we enjoyed a panel discussing the key concepts and results of cointegration analysis developed over 4 decades. #UnitRoots #Cointegration #EconConference

🤖 Interested in machine learning, economics, and the state of AI?🤖 In September, I will teach a 1-week intensive version of my course on foundations of ML (maxkasy.github.io/home/ML_Oxford…) in our summer school. Apply here: ouess.web.ox.ac.uk/september-summ… Spread the word! Department of Economics, Oxford

📢Ready to deepen your expertise? Join Oxford’s Department of Economics for advanced training in macro, micro, and econometrics, 8–12 Sept 2025 both in Oxford or online! View programme & apply: shorturl.at/kNxi6 #OxfordEconomics #SummerSchool

Upcoming Lecture – Join James Talbot (Bank of England) as he explores how climate change is reshaping macroeconomic thinking and central bank policy. 🗓️ 9 May | 🕓 16:00–17:30 📍 In-person and Online Register here: ow.ly/ejGj50VJKj9 #climate #macroeconomy #monetarypolicy

What are the real risks of AI and who stands to gain or lose? Join us online for a free talk on how AI is already reshaping politics, power & inequality. 🗓 12 May | 🕐 1–2PM BST 🎙 Jean-Paul Carvalho 🎤 Moderator: Maximilian Kasy Register: bit.ly/3Gx0YSo #AI #Economics #Oxford

‘Economics for Business Leaders', OUBEP's flagship programme, is designed and delivered entirely by Oxford University professors who provide participants with over 40 hours of direct contact time. Meet the all-star 2025 tutor team! Department of Economics, Oxford

Explore how institutional design can address carbon emissions in contexts with limited state capacity.​ 🗓️ Tuesday, 13 May 2025 🕠 17:30 – 19:00 📍 Manor Road Building Lecture Theatre & Online​ Professor Rohini Pande (Yale University) ow.ly/9hqv50VKzSq

How can algorithms be designed to optimise social welfare rather than private profit? This paper by Maximilian Kasy integrates multi-armed bandits and adversarial learning with optimal tax theory and welfare economics to explore that question. Find out more:bit.ly/44z7RN7

Climate, Policy, and Power. Don’t miss “Regulating Carbon Emissions: Lessons for Institutional Design from Low State Capacity Settings” with Rohini Pande (Sanjaya Lall Visiting Professor). Tuesday 13 May, 17:30-19:00 In-person and online Register now: ow.ly/4Pot50VP4rj

Bridging the gap between undergraduate and postgraduate study in Economics: Our Fundamentals of Graduate Economics (21–25 July) offers an intensive week of maths, econometrics, and applied skills, taught by Oxford faculty. Apply by 14 July: ouess.web.ox.ac.uk/home

Wisteria Wednesday ✨ 1. @MagdalenOxford | estherjohnsonphotography 2. @GreenTempleton | os_phot_os 3. New College, Oxford | William Whyte 4. St Edmund Hall | spiralling_oxford #OxfordInSpring #OxfordUni #OxfordUniversity #OxfordCollege #SpringPhotography #SpringVibes #Wisteria

I know I’m biased, but if you’re looking for a motivational way to kick off your academic year, you should seriously consider this summer school. The lecturers are some of the top minds in our department.

📢Applications are open for the Oxford September Summer School in Economics (8–12 Sept 2025)! Choose two advanced courses, study with Oxford faculty, and join a global community of economists. 📍Online or in Oxford Apply now: bit.ly/3ywbFkv #OxfordEconomics #SummerSchool

Hi! The Behind-the-Scenes seminar series, where we explore how research papers come together, is back! We’re excited to welcome David McKenzie, who will be presenting on 27th May at 2 PM (UK time). Please register here to receive the Zoom link: forms.office.com/e/FUgVh7Jqxi

🌍 How do states use economics as a tool of power? Join Jesús Fernández-Villaverde for a lecture on geoeconomics: where strategy meets policy. 📅 30 May, 1.30pm 📍 Oxford & online 🎟️ Register here for Free: bit.ly/4krBQes #OxfordEconomics #Geoeconomics #GlobalEconomy

Thinking about grad study in economics or finance? Join our 30-min webinar on 3 June (11:00 BST) to explore Oxford’s one-week summer course in maths, stats & econometrics for aspiring postgrads and professionals! Register: bit.ly/43QThyz #OxfordEconomics #SummerSchool

THIS WEEK: Unbiased- Challenges & Contradictions in Defining a Fair Society with Matthew Gentzkow (Standford) 🗓️ 28 May | 🕠 17:30–18:45 Register here: ow.ly/5F5T50VYvei 🔹 What does "unbiased" really mean? 🔹 How does research shape policy in AI, law & beyond #Unbiased

• A new (British) journey • It’s been a while I am visiting the Department of Economics, Oxford! Blessed to enjoy to enjoy such dynamic and stimulating environment. Thanks to Andrea Colciago, and Francesco Zanetti for tiredless feedbacks and great hospitality along this remarkable experience!

📅 8–12 Sept 2025 | Oxford & Online Advance your economics expertise with Oxford’s September Summer School. 🔸 Micro, macro, econometrics 🔸 Taught by Oxford faculty 🔸 Global cohort, small class sizes Watch & apply:bit.ly/3ywbFkv #OxfordEconomics #EconomicsSummerSchool

Join Emeritus Professor David Vines for a timely lecture exploring the response to the energy price shock triggered by the war in Ukraine. This timely lecture reveals simple models of optimal fiscal strategies, offering critical insights on the fallout of geopolitical conflict.