Assessing Climate Policies in the UK: A Macrofinancial Modelling Approach
英国の気候政策の評価：マクロ金融モデリングアプローチ (AI 翻訳)
Adam George
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日本語
本論文は、英国を対象としたストックフロー整合型エコロジカルマクロ経済モデルを開発し、グリーン補助金、炭素価格、規制などの気候政策のマクロ金融的・環境的影響を分析。政策の単独実施ではトレードオフが生じるが、政策ミックスにより緩和可能であり、金融制約が政策効果に影響することを示す。また、他国への応用可能なモデル構築フレームワークを提供。
English
This thesis develops a novel stock-flow consistent ecological macroeconomic model for the UK to analyze the macrofinancial and environmental impacts of green subsidies, carbon pricing, and regulatory policies. Scenario analysis shows trade-offs when policies are implemented alone but can be minimized with policy mixes, and financial constraints significantly affect policy effectiveness. It also provides a step-by-step framework applicable to other countries.
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日本のGX文脈において
英国の事例だが、本論文が提供するストックフロー整合モデルの構築フレームワークは、日本のGX推進における政策設計やマクロ金融影響評価に応用可能。日本でもカーボンプライシングや補助金政策の効果を国別に分析する際の参考となる。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to the growing need for country-specific macrofinancial models for the green transition, relevant to global climate disclosure and transition finance discussions. Its framework can be adapted for other countries, supporting systems-based evaluation of climate policies under the ISSB and TCFD contexts.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a methodological framework for developing country-specific ecological stock-flow consistent models for macrofinancial analysis of climate policies.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the importance of policy mixes and financial constraints in designing effective decarbonization strategies, relevant for national climate policy planning.
📄 Abstract（原文）
There is currently a significant need to understand the macrofinancial and environmental implications of the green transition through country-specific scenario analysis. Due to this growing need, recent years have seen several calls for the development of country-specific models that can analyse these implications and guide the design of green policies. To contribute to the literature that is addressing this gap, this thesis develops a novel model for the UK that can analyse the impact of macroeconomic, financial, and regulatory policies aiming at achieving decarbonisation targets. Drawing on theoretical insights from post-Keynesian economics, the model is constructed by combining country-specific stock-flow consistent approaches with ecological macroeconomic modelling techniques. A key feature of the model is that it explicitly captures the macrofinancial feedback loops related to the green transition. The developed UK model is used to perform a medium-to-long-term scenario analysis of a variety of environmental policies, such as green subsidies, carbon pricing and regulation policies. Scenario results suggest that several trade-offs arise when policies are implemented in isolation. However, these trade-offs can be minimised when several policies are introduced simultaneously in the context of green policy mixes. The analysis also shows that financial constraints play a significant role in the effectiveness of environmental policies. On top of providing new insights into the macrofinancial and environmental implications of the green transition in the UK, the thesis also makes a methodological contribution: it provides a step-by-step framework for using accounting data to effectively develop ecological stock-flow consistent models that properly capture country-specific contexts. This framework can be applied for the development of stock-flow-consistent models for other countries, permitting a country-specific systems-based evaluation of the green transition from a macrofinancial and environmental perspective.
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