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Economic Policy

Analyzing post-scarcity transitions and sovereign debt architectures.

Debt · Automation · Trade
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The Work
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Sovereign debt architecture

Restructuring frameworks for an era of persistent fiscal expansion — how states sustain public investment without destabilising bond markets.

RestructuringBond markets
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Automation and distribution

Modelling the distributional effects of advanced automation, including universal basic income mechanics, labour market transitions, and productivity-sharing agreements.

UBI mechanicsLabour transitions
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Central bank mandates

Evaluating the expanding scope of central bank responsibilities — from climate mandates to digital currency issuance — and the institutional risks of mandate creep.

Mandate creepDigital currency
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Trade and supply chains

Mapping the shift from globalised supply chains to regional blocs, and the second-order fiscal consequences for developing and mid-income economies.

Regional blocsFiscal effects
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Macro-Economic Stability in Post-Scarcity Models

Prof. Julian Grey · Dr. Hana Wu · 11.2024
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