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Essays on Risk Interconnectedness : Carbon Markets, Financial Stability, and International Trade
This thesis studies how risk propagates through interconnected financial and economic systems. Its central question is how risk extends beyond a single market and generates broader economic consequences. Chapter 1 finds that China's emissions trading market behaves mainly as a receiver of external s
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