Presentations & podcasts
A selection of my talks and seminars is available to view online at the links below.
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The predictability of technological change provides good news about the feasibility of a rapid energy transition |
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Modelling an evolving economy (keynote speech) |
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Learning curves will lead to extremely cheap clean energy |
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A fast green energy transition is likely to be cheaper than business as usual |
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Complexity and predicting technological progress |
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Will the clean energy transition be cheaper than we thought? |
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What are the sensitive intervention points needed to make the green energy transition happen as quickly as possible? |
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The complexity economics revolution: what is complexity economics, what has it done so far, and why to we need it? |
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How complexity economics can help us solve our most important problems |
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When do economies converge to a static equilibrium, and when do they have endogenous dynamics? |
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When do games and economies converge to equilibrium? |
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A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system |
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How market ecology explains market malfunction |
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How predicting technological progress can help solve climate change |
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A rapid green energy transition is cheaper than a fossil fuel future |
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Nonequilibrium models, market ecologies, and real world economies |
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Covid 19 Exit Strategy Workshop No 7: The Global Production Networks and the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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A Conversation with J Doyne Farmer on Complexity Economics Models for COVID 19 and Beyond |
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Decision making in the 21st century |
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Simulation: The Challenge for Data Science |
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How complexity can resolve the crisis in economics |
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Global microeconomics |
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Why do we need new analytical tools and techniques |