Transition Spillover Risks and IMF Surveillance on Climate Change: Implications for Developing Countries
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Climate change policies that occur in one nation can have significant macro-critical implications in other countries, but to date, there has been limited attention to transition spillover risks in the world economy. A new policy brief from the Task Force on Climate, Development and the International Monetary Fund seeks to address this knowledge gap. It […]
Climate Transition Spillovers and Sovereign Risk: Evidence from Indonesia
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In Southeast Asia, several countries are already exposed to socio-economic and financial losses induced by physical climate risk. Some Southeast Asian countries exposed to physical risk, such as Indonesia, are also leading producers and exporters of fossil fuels. This compounds the country’s climate impacts by exposing them transition risk, or a situation in which climate […]