Gregor Schwerhoff

Gregor Schwerhoff is an economist in the Structural and Climate Policies Division of the IMF’s Research Department. His research covers various aspects of climate policy, with a particular focus on the welfare implications of carbon pricing and the benefits of leadership in climate policy. After his PhD from the University of Bonn, Germany, he worked several years as a researcher in climate economics. He then joined the World Bank to integrate climate economics into macroeconomic modeling and joined the IMF in 2020.

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Macroeconomics of Climate Change: Transitioning to Net-zero (edX) EdX
International Monetary Fund - IMF,IMFx

Macroeconomics of Climate Change: Transitioning to Net-zero (edX)

Economics & Finance

Dive into the critical topic of transitioning to a net-zero emission economy with our Macroeconomics of Climate Change course. This offering, part of a six-part series, will equip you with insights on investment needs and decarbonization strategies across various sectors. Join experts from the IMF's Institute for Capacity Development as they guide you through the complexities of climate change and its macroeconomic impacts.

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