Climate change is relevant for monetary policy. Here's why
Climate change could also make it harder to identify a monetary policy stance that is considered ‘neutral’. Image: UNSPLASH/micheile .com
Francesco Paolo Mongelli
Senior Adviser in Directorate General Monetary Policy and Honorary Professor, ECB and Goethe University Frankfurt
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