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Consultation and communication. Scott, Andrew | 1991

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Employment Gazette - vol. 99 n° 9 -

management attitude ; private sector ; survey ; workers participation ; workplace communication

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Subsidiarity: a Europe of the regions V. The British constitution? Scott, Andrew ; Peterson, John ; Millar, David | 1994

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Journal of Common Market Studies - vol. 32 n° 1 -

EMU ; EU policy ; government policy

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How aging societies should respond to pandemics. 22/04/2020 Scott, Andrew | 2020

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"Whereas just over 2.5% of the US population was over 70 in 1920, that share is now more than 10%. This shift has major implications for how the coronavirus spreads, how many people will die, and how we should respond to this and future pandemics."

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The interaction between Covid-19 and an ageing society. 27/04/2020 Scott, Andrew ; Old, Jonathan David Centre for Economic Policy Research, London | 2020

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"COVID-19 is the first pandemic to since the world's population consisted of more people aged over 65 than under five. Given that COVID-19 fatality rates rise sharply with age, that substantially affects the number of people at risk and the gains from social distancing. This column reveals that adjusting for change in the age structure and longevity of the US, the value of social distancing today is more than three times its corresponding 1920 value. Ageing societies and longer lives support considerably longer economic shutdowns compared to past pandemics. "
"COVID-19 is the first pandemic to since the world's population consisted of more people aged over 65 than under five. Given that COVID-19 fatality rates rise sharply with age, that substantially affects the number of people at risk and the gains from social distancing. This column reveals that adjusting for change in the age structure and longevity of the US, the value of social distancing today is more than three times its corresponding 1920 ...

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Achieving social equity in climate action: untapped opportunities and building blocks for leaving no one behind Bouyé, Mathilde ; O'Connor, David ; Tankou, Alexander ; Grinspan, Delfina ; Waskow, David ; Chattopadhyay, Soumya ; Scott, Andrew | 2021 H

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Washington, DC

"Climate action offers massive opportunities to reduce social inequalities, but they remain largely untapped. This is a key finding from our review of the impacts of priority climate measures in six systems—industry, energy, transport, cities, agriculture, and forestry. This paper highlights pitfalls to avoid and building blocks for fairer climate action."

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