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Cracked Glacier

Research

WORKING PAPERS

Distributional Effects of Brown vs Green Public Spending: A Sectoral Analysis (with Emilien Ravignè and François Lafond).

 

Mitigating the Impact of Global Food Price Shocks: Pass-throughs and Fiscal Policy Strategies for Climate Vulnerable Countries (with Mathias Weidinger and Jasper Verschuur).

 

An Empirical Definition for Climate and Macroeconomic Resilience (with Alessio Volpicella) [work in  progress]

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Industry Level Emissions Reduction: Evidence from the UK (with Xiyu Ren and François Lafond) [work in progress]

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Vulnerability to Climate Change: Evidence from a Dynamic Factor Model (with Haroon Mumtaz). Smith School Working Paper 23-06. [working paper]

 

What drives Green Innovation? Uncovering European Regional Factors and Policy Implications 

(with Friedrich Lucke and Tobias Wendler).

 

Estimation of Cyclical Time Series: an Application to Central England Temperatures (with Liudas Giraitis). [preliminary draft]

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PUBLICATIONS

The impact of fiscal spending on climate change adaptation and resilience: a COVID-19 case study (with Alexandra Sadler, Nicola Ranger, Sam Fankhauser, Brian O’Callaghan), Nature Sustainability, 2024.

 

Demand or supply? An empirical exploration of the effects of climate change on the macroeconomy (with Matteo Ciccarelli), Energy Economics, 2023.

 

Estimation on unevenly spaced time series (with Liudas Giraitis), Journal of Time Series Analysis, 2023 

POLICY WORK

Reforming the Global Financial Architecture to Drive a Resilient Net-Zero Transition (with Nicola Ranger, Brian O’callaghan and Sam Fankhauser ), T20 Policy Brief, July 2023.

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Securing Climate Compatible Growth: The role of fiscal policy in driving the resilient transition through times of crisis (with Nicola Ranger and Sam Fankhauser ), UNEP Policy Brief, December 2022.

 

Review of macroeconomic modelling in the Eurosystem: current practices and scope for improvement (with Darracq Paries, Matthieu, et al.), ECB Occasional Paper Series No 267 / September 2021.

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