Research

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  COVID-19 and Global Income Inequality

  Angus Deaton

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  03 May 2021

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  Death and Destitution: The Global Distribution of Welfare Losses from the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Francisco H. G. Ferreira,  Olivier Sterck,  Daniel G. Mahler,  Benoît Decerf

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  03 May 2021

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  Credit, Employment, and the COVID Crisis

  Luis Felipe Céspedes,  Roberto Chang,  Andrés Velasco

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  03 May 2021

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  COVID-19 and Ethnic Inequalities in England

  Lucinda Platt

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  03 May 2021

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  The Accelerated Value of Social Skills in Knowledge Work and the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Cecily Josten,  Grace Lordan

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  03 May 2021

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  Following the Science: Pandemic Policy Making and Reasonable Worst-Case Scenarios

  Richard Bradley,  Joe Roussos

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  03 May 2021

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  Why we Need a Gender Advisor on SAGE

  Clare Wenham,  Asha Herten-Crabb

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  03 May 2021

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  Preparing for Crises: Lessons from Covid-19

  Jishnu Das,  Adnan Q. Khan,  Asim I. Khwaja,  Anum Malkani

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  03 May 2021

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  The Attractions and Limitations of Pragmatist Crisis Management: A Discussion in Light of COVID-19 Experiences

  Arjen Boin,  Martin Lodge

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  03 May 2021

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  Institutions, Trust and Responsiveness: Patterns of Government and Private Action During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Timothy Besley,  Sacha Dray

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  03 May 2021

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  Us and Them: On the Motivational Force of Formal and Informal Lockdown Rules

  Jonathan Jackson,  Ben Bradford

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  03 May 2021

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