⚡NEW⚡ 🧵on the growing inequalities in our housing system. 1/ Our latest research finds that falling rates of homeownership and high rates of overcrowding are primarily being experienced by ethnic minorities. positivemoney.org/2023/04/fallin…

Recommend this job! I'll sadly be leaving the Positive Money team in the summer to start grad study. It's been a great job in a lovely team - happy to chat to anyone interested 👇

Today we are proud to launch Future Economy Scotland 🚀 We are a non-partisan think tank that aims to create a new economy that is democratic, sustainable and just. Watch our video to find our more about our vision and mission:

Come work with me! Positive Money are hiring a senior policy & advocacy officer to join my team positivemoney.org/vacancies/seni…

Our very own David Barmes will be speaking at the Progressive Economics Conference as well as many other great panelists including Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP, John McDonnell, Ann Pettifor & James Meadway 📍University of Greenwich, London 📆Saturday 10th June 🕑9am-6.30pm Register below!

Very excited to be announce this event featuring an all-star line up on behalf of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action. The event will show case our new flagship guide for mainstreaming climate action into fiscal policy, based on 140 country case study examples.

BREAKING: Sellers' inflation is now a Christine Lagarde take.

Katie Kedward Progressive Economy Forum PEGFA University of Greenwich Progressive Economics annual conference argues for much more ambitious program of public sector investment in supporting green transition, on great panel with Yannis Dafermos David Barmes Maria Nikolaidi

Next, a fascinating panel with Katie Kedward on nature as an asset class, David Barmes (Positive Money) on fossilflation and climateflation and Yannis Dafermos on the contradictions between climate finance and global justice.

💥NEW EVENT💥 Curious about a #digitalpound📳 and how it will work? Join expert Saule Omarova and our Simon Youel for a free webinar to discuss the benefits of a digital pound and the Bank of England consultation 💻 📅28th June, 7pm BST Register now 👇🏾 bit.ly/digital-pound-…

🔥New paper🔥 Central banks needn't generate unemployment (or a recession) to offset inflationary supply shocks. Monetary-fiscal coordination levers ought to be considered as macro stablization tools🧰, our results hold for NK+PK models. W/ Rob Jump, Jo Michell and James Meadway.

A thread on my new SOAS Economics working paper on the effects of climate finance on global justice and the need to develop a climate just financial system 1/ soas.ac.uk/sites/default/…

I’m hiring a Monetary Policy Advisor at the Bank of England. Details 👇 bankofengland.taleo.net/careersection/…

One day left to apply for this great job Positive Money !

Thrilled to be hiring a postdoc at the UMass econ department thanks to OSF funding! I’m looking for someone with a PhD in social sciences, economics or history to join me in working out the economics of essential sectors for our age of emergencies. careers.umass.edu/amherst/en-us/…

📢 BREAKING: Three-quarters of us are now worried about the impact climate change will have on our bills! And if our new report is anything to go by, we’re right to be concerned…positivemoney.org/publications/i…

UK inflation is steady for now but David Barmes & Simon Dikau explain why we need to rethink inflation in times of environmental instability & why we may need to get used to terms such as terms such as ‘climateflation’, ‘fossilflation’ & ‘greenflation’! lse.ac.uk/granthaminstit…

Inflation has cooled for the time being, but environmental shocks and geopolitical tensions call for a rethink of inflation forecasting and monetary policy implementation, write David Barmes and Simon Dikau of Grantham LSE GreenCB.co/3SEI52b