Harvard Professor James Stock Opens Climate Economics Seminar Series

James Stock Vice Provost For Climate And Sustainability And Heep On july 16, james stock, harold hitchings burbank professor of political economy at harvard university, was the first speaker in the virtual seminar on climate economics, an online seminar hosted by the federal reserve bank of san francisco. colleagues from the university of hamburg, arizona state university, and the federal reserve bank of. Hosted by: robert stavins & james stock (harvard university) maximillian auffhammer & catherine wolfram (university of california, berkeley) kenneth gillingham & matthew kotchen (yale university) time: 3:00 4:00 pm (u.s. canada eastern time) location: zoom registration links for fall 2021 berkeley harvard yale environmental economics seminars.

The Looming Climate Crisis And Development In Emerging Economies In 2013 2014 he served as member of president obama’s council of economic advisers, where his portfolio included macroeconomics and energy and environmental policy. he was chair of the harvard economics department from 2007 2009. he holds a m.s. in statistics and a ph.d. in economics from the university of california, berkeley. The first session in the series will take place july 16 at 8:00 am pacific time. the session will feature harvard university economics professor james h. stock speaking about the macroeconomic impact of europe’s carbon taxes. the 50 minute talk will be followed by a discussion and q&a. the virtual seminars are open to anyone interested in. James h. stock is the harold hitchings burbank professor of political economy, faculty of arts and sciences and member of the faculty at harvard kennedy school. he received a m.s. in statistics and a ph.d. in economics from the university of california, berkeley. his research areas are macroeconomic forecasting, monetary policy, econometric. James h. stock is vice provost for climate and sustainability, harvard university; director of the salata institute for climate and sustainability, harvard university; the harold hitchings burbank professor of political economy, faculty of arts and sciences; and a member of the faculty at the harvard kennedy school. his current research.