I lead the MacroCB7 project at the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) at the University of Oxford where I am also a doctoral researcher. My work uses agent-based macroeconomic models to understand the macroeconomic and distributional impacts of climate mitigation strategies.
- Agent-Based Macroeconomic Modeling
- Climate Mitigation Policy
- Distributional Impacts of Environmental Policy
- Ecological Economics
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INET, University of Oxford
Doctoral Researcher in macroeconomics and climate policy -
University of the West of England
Research Fellow in Sustainable Food Economics; Associate Lecturer in Economics -
Defra, UK Government (2018 - 2024)
Head of Net Zero Economics, among other roles
- *Report on how digital initiative can support environmental goals, informing England's Land Use Framework
- Authors: Tom Youngman, Holly Chalmers
- Policy briefing submitted to UK Parliamentary Inquiry, Dec 2025
- Authors: Tom Youngman, Peter Barbrook-Johnson, Emilien Ravigné, Brendon Tankwa, J. Doyne Farmer
- Annual Conference of the Agricultural Economics Society, Apr 2022
- Authors: Alec Jacobs, Tom Youngman
"Housing is not a crime: Madrid’s post-crisis squatters’ movement tell our story through activist research"
- Radical Housing Journal, May 2021
- Authors: Tom Youngman, Laura Barrio
- Economic Modeling: Stock-Flow Consistent, Partial Equilibrium and Agent-Based Models
- Programming: Python, R
- Communication: Policy Briefing, Ministerial Reports, Public Speaking
- Research: Academic Writing, Qualitative & Quantitative Research
https://www.inet.ox.ac.uk/people/tom-youngman