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Fiscal Policies for the Recovery from COVID-19 (IMF blog)
Fiscal policies have provided large emergency lifelines to people and firms during the COVID-19 pandemic. They are also invaluable to increase a country’s readiness to
The world urgently needs to expand its use of carbon prices (The Economist)
If economists ruled the world, carbon prices would drive most of the action on climate change. Polluters would pay for the negative externality their emissions
COVID-19 is a chance to end harmful fishing subsidies. Here’s why we must take it (World Economic Forum)
The COVID-19 recovery is a chance to foster a truly sustainable ocean economy. To that end, the world must work together to end harmful subisidies
End of the road for fossil fuel subsidies (POLITICO)
How financially sustainable is an industry if it is distorted by $5 trillion in annual subsidies? That’s the challenge laid out by United Nations Secretary
With the oil in the dumps, the world considers ending fossil-fuel subsidies (Electrek)
This article examines the possibilities to end fossil-fuel subsidies as global oil prices have decreased substantially. To read the full article, refer to the Electrek
Spend fossil-fuel subsidies on pandemic relief and the poor (Eco-Business)
Many developing countries have long maintained fuel subsidies because they are politically impossible to abandon, owing to the sticker shock that the public encounters at
