Climate Change Economics

The future cost associated with extreme climate change is fast becoming a topic that policy makers and sectors can no longer ignore. Real change cannot be effected without governments, businesses and individuals working towards a shared goal. In this pathway, Amit Kara explores the economic identities that model the impact of anthropogenic emissions on the earth, as well as exploring why climate change is an example of market failure. He also explains macroeconomic projections from integrated assessment models and explains the risk management strategies and climate stress tests conducted by central banks.

What you will learn

• Understand the models used to predict the impact of climate change
• Explore different types of government interventions
• Assess the economic impact of climate change

Who is this for?

This pathway is designed for professionals, policymakers, economists, and individuals interested in understanding the economic aspects of climate change. Whether you're involved in policymaking, economic analysis, or simply interested in the intersection of climate change and economics, this pathway provides valuable insights and knowledge. It caters to individuals seeking to comprehend the economic impact of climate change, the role of government intervention, and the strategies employed by central banks in managing climate risks.