The Economics of Climate Change, November 8, 2019
This conference brings together researchers from around the globe to discuss quantifying the climate risk faced by households, firms, and the financial system; measuring the economic costs and consequences of climate change; accounting for the effects of climate
change on financial asset prices; and understanding the potential implications of climate change for monetary, supervisory, and trade policy.
- 2010s
- The Economics of Climate Change - Agenda
- Long-Term Macroeconomic Effects of Climate Change: A Cross-Country Analysis
- Integrated Assessment in a Multi-region World with Multiple Energy Sources and Endogenous Technical Change
- On the Relationship Between Environmental and Macroeconomic Policy
- Climate Change Risk
- Carbon Risk
- A Run on Oil: Climate Policy, Stranded Assets, and Asset Prices
- The Environmental Bias of Trade Policy
- The Macro Effects of Climate Policy Uncertainty
- Climate Change: Macroeconomic Impact and Implications for Monetary Policy
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- Economic Research Conferences
- Why Climate Change Matters to Us : Remarks, The Economics of Climate Change Conference, San Francisco
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