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Marcelo Arbex, Ph.D.
Marcelo Arbex, Ph.D.
Professor and Head
Professor and Head
University of Windsor
University of Windsor
I am an economist at the University of Windsor, where I currently serve as Head of the Department of Economics.
I am an economist at the University of Windsor, where I currently serve as Head of the Department of Economics.
My research uses quantitative macroeconomic models to study how materials, energy, technology, and environmental policy shape long-run growth, with implications for climate change. Recent papers examine the role of materials in production and technological change and the optimal taxation of recyclable goods in a circular economy, with attention to policy differences between Canada and the United States.
My research uses quantitative macroeconomic models to study how materials, energy, technology, and environmental policy shape long-run growth, with implications for climate change. Recent papers examine the role of materials in production and technological change and the optimal taxation of recyclable goods in a circular economy, with attention to policy differences between Canada and the United States.
Macroeconomics, monetary economics, and quantitative methods are the main focus of my teaching. In upper-level macroeconomics, students learn to build and solve models in Python, simulating growth, business cycles, and policy experiments. In the classroom and in research projects, I engage students in using data and models to think carefully about real policy questions, from economic growth to the economics of recycling and climate.
Macroeconomics, monetary economics, and quantitative methods are the main focus of my teaching. In upper-level macroeconomics, students learn to build and solve models in Python, simulating growth, business cycles, and policy experiments. In the classroom and in research projects, I engage students in using data and models to think carefully about real policy questions, from economic growth to the economics of recycling and climate.
Department of Economics
University of Windsor
401 Sunset Avenue,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4
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