Events

Climate change – and the policy response of governments at home and abroad to it – will affect the macroeconomy in a number of ways.  If climate shocks, or climate-related policies influence output and inflation in the short-run, monetary policy makers will need to consider their impact.  Research on the…

Ahead of the publication of our Spring 2024 UK and Global Economic Outlooks, this press conference is an opportunity for journalists to hear directly from the researchers, ask questions and gain insight into what our findings mean for policymakers and the wider public. With an election getting ever closer, NIESR’s…

We are delighted to be hosting our Spring 2024 Members' Roundtable. The Roundtable represents an opportunity for our Members to have an in-depth insight into our quarterly UK and Global Outlooks ahead of general dissemination, and to discuss the findings with our researchers. With an election getting ever closer, NIESR’s…

The Economic Forum is a virtual event in which our researchers present the findings of our UK and Global Economic Outlooks. After the presentations, there will be a chance for participant to ask questions to the researchers. With an election getting ever closer, NIESR’s Spring Quarterly Outlook will provide a…

Modelling the English housing market with agents: markets from the bottom up In this governor talk, Prof. Nigel Gilbert from the University of Surrey will discuss how the state of the housing market is of enormous importance both for the economy as a whole and to individuals and families. Consequently…

For both policymakers and economists, the post-pandemic spike in inflation raised several questions around the measurement of inflation and the implication of inflation for how we measure the economy more generally. In this year’s Deane-Stone Lecture on Economic Measurement, Professor Huw Dixon will focus on how the rising costs of…

Government policy aimed at promoting savings and investments was the focal point of a roundtable discussion hosted at NIESR in December 2023 with Andrew Smithers and representatives from the financial services. In response to the identified concerns, Andrew Smithers has put together an interim paper presenting his concerns and recommendations,…