TRansit | New project developing a novel macroeconomic model of ‘transition risk’

TRansit | Modelling transition risk
Art installation by Tomás Saraceno, photo by Matthieu Joannon / unsplash.com (CC.0)

CUSP researchers have been awarded funding from the ESRC’s Rebuilding Macroeconomics network to develop an agent-based, stock-flow consistent macro-economic model capable of addressing the risks (and opportunities) associated with the transition to a net-zero carbon economy. A collaboration between the University of Surrey and the University of Sussex, the project combines elements from economics, finance and physics, as well as a number of sub-disciplines within each of these areas.

For detailed information and updates, please see the TRansit project page.