New Approaches to Economic Challenges
The New Approaches to Economic Challenges (NAEC) initiative develops a systemic perspective on interconnected challenges with strategic partners, identifies the analytical and policy tools needed to understand them, and crafts the narratives best able to convey them to policymakers.
=> NAEC UPDATES:
December 2020 ¦ July 2020 ¦ New Decade New Approaches (2020) ¦ December 2019 ¦ May 2019 ¦ December 2018 ¦ June 2018 ¦ Autumn 2017
Resilience to COVID-19
> A Systemic Resilience Approach to Dealing with Covid-19 and Future Shocks
> Resilience Strategies and Approaches to Contain Systemic Threats
> Think Systemically, Act Collectively: anticipating and responding to crises
> NAEC Conferences "Confronting Planetary Emergencies" and "Averting Systemic Collapse"
What's new?
Move over Data, Brain Capital is the New Oil, Psychiatric Times (14 January 2021)
The Brain Economy, RSA Issue 3 2020
Combine resilience and efficiency in post-COVID societies, Nature (8 December 2020)
The Pandemic is Revealing a New Form of National Power, Uri Friedman, The Atlantic (15 November 2020)
Piketty: "La política monetaria puede ser parte de la solución, pero no toda” (Piketty: "Monetary policy can be part of the solution, but not all of it", Ignacio Fariza, El Pais (10 October 2020)
Michael D Higgins: Pandemic has highlighted economic injustice in Ireland, Independent.ie (10 October 2020)
Michael D Higgins says world must ‘reflect on systemic weaknesses’ in society exposed by COVID-19, The Irish Post (10 October 2020)
Covid lessons should be used to tackle inequality, climate change says Irish President Michael D. Higgins, The Irish Times (9 October 2020)
Covid recovery will stem from digital business, Rana Foroohar, The Financial Times (4 October 2020)
OECD’s NAEC publishes a tour de force in The Financial System, Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (30 September 2020)
Thinking Beyond Growth, Andrew Sheng, The Statesman (28 September 2020)
Covid-19 drives leaders to make unprecedented interventions but what next?, Larry Elliott, The Guardian (13 September 2020)
From Just in Time to Just in Case, featuring the Open Markets Institute/NAEC Roundtable, Rana Foroohar, The Financial Times (4 May 2020)
Economists need to abandon their comfort zones to deal with Covid-19, Rana Foroohar, The Financial Times (3 May 2020)
Coronavirus crisis lays bare the risks of financial leverage, again, Martin Wolf, The Financial Times (28 April 2020)
Upcoming Events
SEMINAR
Admiral William H. McRaven and Tom Leppert
BRAIN CAPITAL GRAND STRATEGY: TOWARDS ECONOMIC RE-IMAGINATION
27 January (15:30-16:30)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
SEMINAR
John Kay
RADICAL UNCERTAINTY
17 February (15:00-16:00)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
SEMINAR
Stephanie Kelton
THE DEFICIT MYTH
25 February (15:00-16:00)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
Previous Seminars by date
For further information on NAEC, please contact:
William Hynes, Head of the NAEC Unit - william.hynes@oecd.org