Thomas Bourany
@tbourany.bsky.social
Econ PhD, Job Market Candidate, 2024-25, from @UChicago
Macroeconomics, Environmental, International Trade
Alumn from @sciencespo, and @sorbonne_univ
Website: http://thomasbourany.github.io/
From France 🥖🧀🍷🥐🇫🇷
Macroeconomics, Environmental, International Trade
Alumn from @sciencespo, and @sorbonne_univ
Website: http://thomasbourany.github.io/
From France 🥖🧀🍷🥐🇫🇷
It was a very stimulating conference with amazing projects studying climate, trade and industrial policies! Thank you for including my JMP on climate agreements on the program!
🚨Incredible lineup at @nber.org conference this Thurs/Fri 3/20-21: **Energy Markets, Decarbonization, and Trade**
📑Agenda www.nber.org/conferences/...
🎥 Webstream www.youtube.com/nbervideos
Organized w Natalia Ramondo, supported by @sloanfoundation.bsky.social
📑Agenda www.nber.org/conferences/...
🎥 Webstream www.youtube.com/nbervideos
Organized w Natalia Ramondo, supported by @sloanfoundation.bsky.social
Energy Markets, Decarbonization, and Trade, Spring 2025
www.nber.org
March 21, 2025 at 9:33 PM
It was a very stimulating conference with amazing projects studying climate, trade and industrial policies! Thank you for including my JMP on climate agreements on the program!
New Paper Alert🚨 “The Winners and Losers of Climate Policies: A Sufficient Statistics Approach” with Jordan Rosenthal-Kay @jordanrk.bsky.social
We study the spillovers of climate policies across countries through trade and energy markets #EconSky #ClimatePolicy #TradeLeakage #CBAM🧵1/10
We study the spillovers of climate policies across countries through trade and energy markets #EconSky #ClimatePolicy #TradeLeakage #CBAM🧵1/10
March 17, 2025 at 4:27 PM
New Paper Alert🚨 “The Winners and Losers of Climate Policies: A Sufficient Statistics Approach” with Jordan Rosenthal-Kay @jordanrk.bsky.social
We study the spillovers of climate policies across countries through trade and energy markets #EconSky #ClimatePolicy #TradeLeakage #CBAM🧵1/10
We study the spillovers of climate policies across countries through trade and energy markets #EconSky #ClimatePolicy #TradeLeakage #CBAM🧵1/10
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I was sitting in NOAA's Boulder lab today when people got fired. Tears in the hallway. Security escort.
They fired a great young scientist.
Beyond the anti-science nonsense, letting smart & cheap new hires go is an incompetent way to cut costs.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/c...
They fired a great young scientist.
Beyond the anti-science nonsense, letting smart & cheap new hires go is an incompetent way to cut costs.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/c...
Mass Layoffs Begin at NOAA
The cuts came just before a separate wave of departures was expected under the Trump administration’s so-called deferred resignation program.
www.nytimes.com
February 28, 2025 at 12:26 AM
I was sitting in NOAA's Boulder lab today when people got fired. Tears in the hallway. Security escort.
They fired a great young scientist.
Beyond the anti-science nonsense, letting smart & cheap new hires go is an incompetent way to cut costs.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/c...
They fired a great young scientist.
Beyond the anti-science nonsense, letting smart & cheap new hires go is an incompetent way to cut costs.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/c...
Very interesting conference on the Political Economics of Climate change at @stanforddoerr.bsky.social Thank you for allowing to present my JMP on climate agreements
Great paper by @tbourany.bsky.social . IAM with heterogeneous countries and international trade. Optimal climate agreement has incomplete participation, tax lower than SCC and substantial tariffs on non members.
February 7, 2025 at 1:31 AM
Very interesting conference on the Political Economics of Climate change at @stanforddoerr.bsky.social Thank you for allowing to present my JMP on climate agreements
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A new policy brief from Imperial College Business School's Patrick Bolton and Alissa M. Kleinnijenhuis shows that scaling up climate finance for developing countries is not only equitable, it also serves the economic interests of developed countries. #COP29
e-axes.org/research/cop...
e-axes.org/research/cop...
COP29: The Economic Case for a New Common Quantified Goal of Climate Finance (NCQG) at Scale - E-Axes Forum
Patrick Bolton (Imperial College London) and Alissa M. Kleinnijenhuis (Cornell University, Imperial College London) assess the importance of New Common Quantified Goal (NCQG) in order to meet the Pari...
e-axes.org
November 21, 2024 at 6:54 AM
A new policy brief from Imperial College Business School's Patrick Bolton and Alissa M. Kleinnijenhuis shows that scaling up climate finance for developing countries is not only equitable, it also serves the economic interests of developed countries. #COP29
e-axes.org/research/cop...
e-axes.org/research/cop...
I'm excited to share my JMP "The Optimal Design of Climate Agreements" where I study carbon taxation and trade tariffs in the presence of free-riding incentives and inequality.
This is particularly related to the current discussions on trade policies and climate action
#EconSky #COP29 #Climate 🧵1/10
This is particularly related to the current discussions on trade policies and climate action
#EconSky #COP29 #Climate 🧵1/10
December 3, 2024 at 7:59 PM
After a chaotic bargaining process, the COP29 reached an agreement last week in Baku! Let’s analyze this result, its success for climate, and the failures of multilateralism through the lens of economic theory!
A thread 🧵 on some salient points #climate #COP29Baku #Econsky 1/12
A thread 🧵 on some salient points #climate #COP29Baku #Econsky 1/12
November 29, 2024 at 8:27 PM
After a chaotic bargaining process, the COP29 reached an agreement last week in Baku! Let’s analyze this result, its success for climate, and the failures of multilateralism through the lens of economic theory!
A thread 🧵 on some salient points #climate #COP29Baku #Econsky 1/12
A thread 🧵 on some salient points #climate #COP29Baku #Econsky 1/12
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Super interesting JMP by
@tbourany.bsky.social (@UChicago) studying the design of an "optimal climate club" in the presence of heterogeneous climate-change effects and free-riding incentives.
@tbourany.bsky.social (@UChicago) studying the design of an "optimal climate club" in the presence of heterogeneous climate-change effects and free-riding incentives.
November 19, 2024 at 3:21 AM
Super interesting JMP by
@tbourany.bsky.social (@UChicago) studying the design of an "optimal climate club" in the presence of heterogeneous climate-change effects and free-riding incentives.
@tbourany.bsky.social (@UChicago) studying the design of an "optimal climate club" in the presence of heterogeneous climate-change effects and free-riding incentives.
Hi, I'm Thomas Bourany, JMC, working at the intersection of macro, climate, and trade.
In my JMP, I study how to design optimal climate agreements and carbon policy in the presence of free-riding and inequality.
#EconJMP #EconSky #climate
website: thomasbourany.github.io
In my JMP, I study how to design optimal climate agreements and carbon policy in the presence of free-riding and inequality.
#EconJMP #EconSky #climate
website: thomasbourany.github.io
November 18, 2024 at 5:24 PM
Hi, I'm Thomas Bourany, JMC, working at the intersection of macro, climate, and trade.
In my JMP, I study how to design optimal climate agreements and carbon policy in the presence of free-riding and inequality.
#EconJMP #EconSky #climate
website: thomasbourany.github.io
In my JMP, I study how to design optimal climate agreements and carbon policy in the presence of free-riding and inequality.
#EconJMP #EconSky #climate
website: thomasbourany.github.io