Remote work prompted by the coronavirus pandemic may not be as "green" as once believed, according to new research from EPIC non-resident scholar Steve Cicala.
Residential electricity consumption rose 10% in the second quarter as the pandemic kept many people at home, writes Axios on a new study by EPIC nonresident scholar Steve Cicala.
In this podcast, Cicala details how electricity demand can serve as a valuable—if incomplete—tool to assess the health of the economy and the outlook for recovering from a recession.
Luis Garicano interviews Michael Greenstone for 'Capitalism after the Coronavirus,' a series of conversations by the Spanish MEP with economists and social scientists about the situation after covid-19.