
This episode features Susanna Burkhauer, a professor of business economics and public policy at the Wharton School. She discusses climate change, its impact on inequality, and the financial risks it poses.
Burkhauer explains how climate change increases risk and uncertainty for various stakeholders, from subsistence farmers to large U.S. businesses. She highlights the concerns of farmers regarding crop yields and the worries of businesses about extreme weather affecting operations.
The conversation also touches on potential financial tools that can help mitigate these risks and uncertainties. Burkhauer's research focuses on understanding these dynamics and their implications for both local and global economies.
Susanna Burkhauer discusses climate change's impact on inequality and financial risks in this episode.

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