How do carbon emissions, climate damages, green innovation, and carbon pricing interact with heterogeneous firms, banks, and households to produce transition risk, stranded assets, and macroeconomic outcomes that integrated assessment models miss?
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Primary papers, model variants, source notes, and review signals behind the Climate-Macro ABM page.
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Lamperti et al. (2018) -- 'The public costs of climate-induced financial instability' (DSK model, climate + banking amplification)
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Lamperti et al. (2019) -- 'Climate change and green transitions in an agent-based integrated assessment model'
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Lamperti et al. (2020) -- 'Three green financial policies' (carbon tax design comparison in DSK)
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Monasterolo & Raberto (2018) -- EIRIN model: stock-flow consistent climate-financial ABM
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Mercure et al. (2018) -- FTT model: evolutionary technology transition for global energy
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Ponta et al. (2018) -- climate-macro ABM with heterogeneous energy sector
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Nordhaus (1992) -- DICE: the canonical IAM that climate ABMs critique and extend
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