Degrees:
Ph.D., New School for Social Research
M.S., New School for Social Research
B.A., Univ. of California, Davis
Michael Flaherty earned his Ph.D. from the New School for Social Research in May 2022. His research interests include the economics of climate change, the economics of disasters, and development economics. He participated in the World Bank’s First International Research Conference on Carbon Pricing in New Delhi, India in 2019 and the 5th International Symposium on Environment, Energy, & Finance Issues in Paris in 2017.
Prior to joining the Trinity College Economics Department, Michael taught courses at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, New Jersey City University in Jersey City, and the New School in New York. |
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Economics of Climate Change
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Macroeconomics
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Microeconomics
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Environmental Economics
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Development Economics
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Natural Disasters and Hazards
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Math for Economics
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Economics of Climate Change
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Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation
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Carbon Pricing
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Green Investment
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Capability Approach to Development
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Game Theory and Strategy
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- “Balancing Adaptation with Mitigation: incorporating shorter-term loss reduction with longer-term sustainability objectives.” New Perspectives on Climate Economics. Virtual Event hosted by the New School for Social Research, 2021.
- Heine, Dirk, Willi Semmler, Mariana Mazzucato, Joao Paulo Braga, Michael
Flaherty, Arkady Gevorkyan, Erin Hayde, and Siavash Radpour. “Financing
Low-Carbon Transitions through Carbon Pricing and Green Bonds.” Policy
Research Working Paper No. 8991. World Bank, Washington, DC. 2019.
- “Financing Low-Carbon Transitions through Carbon Pricing and Green Bonds.” Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition International Research Conference on Carbon Pricing. New Delhi, 2019.
- Flaherty, Michael, Arkady Gevorkyan, Siavash Radpour, and Willi Semmler. “Financing Climate Policies through Climate Bonds – A Three Stage Model and Empirics.” Research in International Business and Finance 42, December 2017, pp. 468-479.
- “Financing climate policies through carbon tax and climate bonds – A model and empirics.” 2017 International Symposium on Environment & Energy Finance Issues. Paris, 2017.
- “Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources: A Brief Modeling with NMPC.” Non-Linear Model Predictive Control Mini-Conference at The New School, 2013.
- “Practical Applications of the Capability Approach.” New School Symposium – Growth, Development, and Distributional Asymmetries, 2012.
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