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Agricultural Producer Subsidies: Navigating Challenges and Policy Considerations
David Amaglobeli, Todd Benson, and Tewodaj Mogues explore the vast landscape of agricultural producer subsidies. These subsidies are commonly used to achieve food security, reduce import dependence, stabilize prices, and
What Works: Groundbreaking Evaluation of Climate Policy Measures over Two Decades
“More policies do not necessarily equate to better outcomes. Instead, the right mix of measures is crucial. For example, subsidies or regulations alone are insufficient; only in combination with price-based
Make every dollar count: The impact of green credit regulation on corporate green investment efficiency
Jinfang TIAN, Siyang SUN, Wei CAO, Di BUE, and Rui XUE investigated the impact of public environmental regulation on the allocation of green credit to promote a shift towards a
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Going for Growth 2019 (OECD)
Slow growth, high uncertainty and rising levels of inequality should prompt policy makers to take urgent action to achieve stronger, sustainable and more inclusive growth, states the OECD’s annual Going
Decarbonizing the US Economy: Pathways Toward a Green New Deal
The Roosevelt Institute recently published a report called “Decarbonizing the US Economy: Pathways Towards a Green New Deal”. In the report, they argue that a fast decarbonization program is in
World Economic Situation and Prospects as of mid-2019 (UN/DESA)
Attached is the UN’s Department of Economic and Social Affairs’ World Economic Situation and Prospects as of mid-2019, which was launched in New York on 21 May 2019. This updates
