Led by Cambridge-INET, this site looks at the economic implications of COVID-19, through Special Features, Research Papers, Videos, Podcasts, Media mentions and Blogs.
Zeina Hasna (C-INET Student Scholarship), with Noriko Amano-Patiño, Elisa Faraglia, Chryssi Giannitsarou have published a Cambridge-INET working paper that looks at why women researchers are struggling to capitalise on COVID-19 related research.
In Oliver Linton’s new Working Paper, with Z. Zhang and W. Huang, a general framework for the specification testing of continuous treatment effect models is proposed.
The Cambridge-INET led, COVID-19 Economic Research website has an extensive collection of videos by Cambridge Academics discussing their research into the pandemic and it's economics effects.
New research by Giancarlo Corsetti questions the assumption that voluntary social distancing has less economic impact than mandated social distancing in the current pandemic.
Cambridge-INET Postdoctoral Research Fellows, Dr Benson Tsz Kin Leung, Dr Merrick Li and PhD Student, Keith Jin Deng Chan are this year's Job Market Candidates. See their details on our dedicated Job Market page.
Dr Sriya Iyer, Dr. C. Velu and Dr. J.R. Gair examine a number of probabilistic choice models in which people might form their beliefs to play their strategies in a game theoretic setting in order to propose alternative equilibrium concepts to the Nash equilibrium.
