Ian Mackenzie

Ian Mackenzie is a Professor of Practice in the Business School (BUS) at Imperial College London. His research interests and professional contributions are not explicitly detailed in the available information. Prof. Mackenzie's profile page provides limited details, and further information about his academic and professional activities can be explored through the provided link.

Ian A. MacKenzie is a Professor specializing in Environmental Economics and Political Economics. His research explores the intersection of economic policy and environmental governance, focusing on mechanisms for pollution control, market-based instruments, and institutional design. His work addresses issues such as the allocation of pollution permits, the role of auctions in environmental markets, and the implications of rent-seeking behavior in regulatory frameworks. MacKenzie's publications examine the efficiency and equity of tradable permit systems, the design of contracts for carbon sequestration, and the impact of policy instruments on market outcomes. His research contributes to understanding how economic incentives can be leveraged to achieve sustainable environmental outcomes.