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Eleven papers spanning new economic models that help researchers understand how climate change and climate policies affect different people, regions and countries.
More than 450 economists, policymakers and students gathered at Newcastle University from 29 June to 1 July to explore some of the defining economic questions of our time.
In 2025, we strengthened our role at the centre of the economics profession, growing our global community, advancing research, and expanding our reach across education, policy and public engagement.
We provide education and training support for students to further their economic knowledge.
We support academics to produce, share and engage with high-quality economic research.
We connect policymakers with economic research and expertise to support informed decision-making.
Their research helps governments design better policies, businesses make informed choices, and communities plan for the future. Economists bring evidence and analysis to some of the toughest questions of our time: how to reduce inequality, how to protect the environment, and how to create growth that benefits everyone.
By doing so, economists don’t just interpret the world: they help to change it.
We continue to strengthen our role at the centre of the economics profession through research, events, outreach and professional development.