
This episode features Susanna Burkhauer, a professor at the Wharton School, discussing climate change and its impact on inequality. Key topics include financial risks for subsistence farmers and large businesses due to climate uncertainties.
Burkhauer explains how climate change increases risks for various stakeholders, from small farmers concerned about crop yields to large corporations worried about storm impacts on operations.
She emphasizes the importance of financial tools in mitigating these risks and uncertainties, highlighting their potential to support both individuals and businesses.
The conversation encourages listeners to consider the broader implications of climate change on economic inequality.
Susanna Burkhauer discusses climate change's impact on inequality and financial risks for farmers and businesses.

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