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FinanceAsset holders’ Consumption Risk and Tests of Conditional CCAPMRedouane ElkamhiUniversity of Toronto
EconomicsControlled infection to exit COVID-19 lockdown: a first utilitarian analysisChris HopeUniversity of Cambridge
ScienceFail-safe genetic codes designed to intrinsically contain engineered organismsDrew EndyStanford University
GovernanceWalk the Green Talk? a Textual Analysis of Pension Funds’ Disclosures of Sustainable InvestingRob BauerMaastricht University
ScienceThe effects of communicating scientific uncertainty on trust and decision making in a public health contextDavid SpiegelhalterUniversity of Cambridge