Fed Lit is a monthly newsletter, authored by Kristina Karlsson and Sarah Bloom Raskin, offering essential climate reading for Federal Reserve staff, leadership, and other interested parties.
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Issue 8: Temperature + Precipitation Rise → Economic Damages → Inequality
Welcome back to Fed Lit, our monthly newsletter profiling essential climate literature for Federal Reserve staff, leadership, and all other interested parties.
“Estimating Economic Damage from Climate Change in the United States” by...
Issue 7: Extreme Heat → Decreased Labor Supply + Labor Productivity
Welcome back to Fed Lit, our monthly newsletter profiling essential climate literature for Federal Reserve staff, leadership, and all other interested parties.
“Effects of Climate Change on Combined Labour Productivity and Supply: A...
Issue #6: Adaptive Inflation Targeting with David Barmes
For this month's issue of Fed Lit, Kris and I are excited to present our readers with something we promised from the start—interviews with leading authors in the world of climate risk and central banking. This inaugural installment is an ex...
Issue 5: Supply-Side Climate Inflation → Adaptive Inflation Targeting (Policy Proposal)
Welcome back to Fed Lit, our monthly newsletter profiling essential climate literature for Federal Reserve staff, leadership, and all other interested parties.
“The Case for Adaptive Inflation Targeting: Monetary Policy in a Hot and...
Issue 4: Global Emissions → Sovereign Creditworthiness → Debt Costs
Welcome back to Fed Lit, our monthly newsletter profiling essential climate literature for Federal Reserve staff, leadership, and all other interested parties.
“Rising Temperatures, Falling Ratings: The Effect of Climate Change on S...
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Kristina is the Deputy Director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute
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