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Introduction to the Issue on Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen?
Niko Jaakkola, Riccardo Rovelli
CESifo, Munich, 2023
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 03-06
CESifo, Munich, 2023
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 03-06
- The Green Transition is in every country’s national interest. “Business-as-usual” is no longer possible; the alternative is a future with costly climate impacts
- The Green Transition requires public investments and a sizeable increase in public debt
- Strong and coordinated policy signals and actions arerequired to shape expectations, and to thus avoid unnecessary delays and irreversible costs
- Economists should promote an interdisciplinary assessment on the growth implications of the Green Transition
- The transition will be more politically acceptable if seen to involve “green and inclusive growth” rather than stagnation
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EconPol Forum 06/2023: Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen?
CESifo, Munich, 2023