Explorando o Momento Minsky Climático:

Uma Análise Conceitual e seus Fatores

  • Caetano Montenegro Mascarenhas Universidade Federal Fluminense
Palavras-chave: Crise Climática, Momento Minsky, Transição Climática, Instabilidade Financeira, Economia Política

Resumo

O termo Momento Minsky Climático foi inicialmente introduzido por Carney (2015) como uma extensão do tradicional Momento Minsky, representando um paradigma emergente nas discussões sobre os riscos financeiros associados às mudanças climáticas. Apesar de sua crescente relevância, o conceito e os principais fatores que moldam esse fenômeno ainda permanecem pouco explorados. Este artigo aborda essa lacuna por meio de uma análise conceitual e teórica do Momento Minsky Climático. São examinadas as bases teóricas do conceito, com ênfase em suas implicações para a estabilidade financeira e ambiental, bem como sua importância no atual contexto de crise climática. Além disso, analisam-se os principais fatores que contribuem para a formação do Momento Minsky Climático, incluindo a exposição de ativos relacionados ao clima e as respostas de investidores e reguladores. Esse debate fornece subsídios para análises mais aprofundadas e para a avaliação da pertinência do conceito diante das dinâmicas das mudanças climáticas.

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2025-07-24
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Montenegro Mascarenhas, C. (2025). Explorando o Momento Minsky Climático:: Uma Análise Conceitual e seus Fatores. Brazilian Keynesian Review, 11(2), 363 - 383. https://doi.org/10.33834/bkr.v11i2.395
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