Diego Känzig

Diego Känzig is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Northwestern University. His research focuses on macroeconomics, with an emphasis on climate change and inequality. He examines the role of energy and climate change in economic fluctuations and how economic inequality influences the transmission of macroeconomic shocks and policies. Känzig's work highlights the business cycle implications of climate change and inequality, beyond their long-run effects. His academic profile can be found at https://economics.northwestern.edu/people/directory/diego-kaenzig.html, and he can be contacted at dkaenzig@northwestern.edu.

Diego R. Känzig is a researcher at Northwestern University focusing on Macroeconomics, Climate&Energy, Inequality, and Monetary Policy. His work explores the macroeconomic effects of oil supply news, climate change, and carbon pricing, with a particular emphasis on their impact on inequality and economic distribution. Känzig also investigates the role of monetary policy in addressing climate-related challenges and the implications of international trade policies on inflation and economic stability. His research includes the analysis of climate policy uncertainty, carbon leakage, and the macroeconomic effects of supply chain shocks. His studies aim to provide insights into the interplay between environmental policies and economic outcomes.