Bernard Cléry Nomo Beyala

Bernard Cléry Nomo Beyala

Cameroon, “Does Economic Complexity Mitigate Carbon Inequality?”

Mr NOMO BEYALA Bernard Clery is an assistant researcher and a lecturer in Economics at the University of Yaounde II. He wrote a thesis on “The macroeconomic effect of fiscal rules in developed and developing countries”. In addition to the issues of fiscal discipline and macroeconomic stabilisation, he also is interested in issues concerning income inequality, Institutions, Structural change and Environment and energy.

All Sessions by Bernard Cléry Nomo Beyala

Day 2, Wednesday November 1, 2023
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Parallel Session | Panel 3.2 | Call for Papers 4 – Biodiversity loss, poverty and global inequality – links and trade-offs

Black-headed Spider Monkey / Teatro Casa Blanca

Session Description: At this session, a set of shortlisted papers from the Call for Papers will be presented. More details will be added