A green monetary policy

Dirk Schoenmaker interviewed by Tim Phillips, 05 April 2019

We're not short of policies intended to save us from catastrophic climate change, but should monetary policy be part of this effort? Dirk Schoenmaker of Erasmus University thinks so, and he tells Tim Phillips how it would work in practice.

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Topics:  Energy Environment EU policies Global governance Monetary policy

Tags:  green energy, climate change policy

Dirk Schoenmaker

Professor of Banking and Finance at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Non-Resident Fellow, Bruegel; and Research Fellow, CEPR

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