PhD Candidate, Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University
Dan Chester is a PhD researcher at Lancaster University. His research, contributing to the Timescales and Investment Dynamics in the Economy (TIDE) project under the ESRC/NIESR Rebuilding Macroeconomics network, investigates how the turnover dynamics of capital assets determine the inertia of economies, particularly in the context of a rapid climate transition where large financial values may be at risk.
https://www.rebuildingmacroeconomics.ac.uk/timescales-and-investment-dynamics-
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