International Financial Spillovers of Carbon Price Shocks

This paper investigates the degree to which carbon price shocks in the European Union result in financial spillovers to US firms.Next, using a local projections panel regression framework for a sample of approximately 3500 US firms between 2008-2020, we document that, in response to a decrease in a firm's environmental score, their sales and investment become more sensitive to carbon price shocks in the EU, and brown firms benefit from increased demand when EU carbon prices rise.., using a local projections panel regression framework for a sample of approximately 3500 US firms between 2008-2020., we document that., in response to a decrease in a firm's environmental score., their sales and investment become more sensitive to carbon price shocks in the EU., and brown firms benefit from increased demand when EU carbon prices rise.

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Graduate Institute Geneva Institutional Repository (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)
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2025-03-07
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Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds
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International Financial Spillovers of Carbon Price Shocks

Graduate Institute Geneva Institutional Repository (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)
Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds
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International Financial Spillovers of Carbon Price Shocks

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Abstract

This paper investigates the degree to which carbon price shocks in the European Union result in financial spillovers to US firms.Next, using a local projections panel regression framework for a sample of approximately 3500 US firms between 2008-2020, we document that, in response to a decrease in a firm's environmental score, their sales and investment become more sensitive to carbon price shocks in the EU, and brown firms benefit from increased demand when EU carbon prices rise.., using a local projections panel regression framework for a sample of approximately 3500 US firms between 2008-2020., we document that., in response to a decrease in a firm's environmental score., their sales and investment become more sensitive to carbon price shocks in the EU., and brown firms benefit from increased demand when EU carbon prices rise.

Graduate Institute Geneva Institutional Repository (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)
Openalex Percentile: Top 40%
Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds
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