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Mark Langton
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Carbon Tax Shock Simulation Pathway
Completion date
03 Sep 2024
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About Carbon Tax Shock Simulation Pathway
2 Video modules
17 minutes of learning
3.8 rating
Competent level
Could a carbon tax be the solution to driving real climate action? Implementing a carbon tax could be one of the most important tools to combat climate change, but what would be the macroeconomic implications of such a tax? Join Kemar Whyte in this pathway as he explores the potential impacts of a carbon tax on the global economy, industries, and how it could influence the broader shift towards sustainable practices. This pathway will provide insights into how different sectors could respond to the tax and the wider effects on market behavior and government policy.
In this pathway
Explore the macroeconomic implications of a carbon tax
Simulate the effects of a carbon tax
Understand the potential outcomes and impacts of a carbon tax
Pathway experts
Kemar Whyte
Leading Economist on Carbon Tax Modelling
Kemar Whyte is a senior economist at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, specialising in macroeconomic modeling and forecasting. His research interests include financial stability and macroprudential regulation and supervision as well as applied macroeconomics and economic policy. Prior to joining NIESR in 2019, I obtained a masters degree in Economics from the University of the West Indies and a Ph.D. in economics from The University of Sheffield.