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The mineral constraint: Energy transition under supply chain bottlenecks and greenflation
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Cap and trade versus tradable performance standard in a production network model with sectoral heterogeneity
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Carbon tax, economic uncertainty and tourism: A DSGE approach
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Monetary Policy Stabilization in a New Keynesian Model Under Climate Change
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Comparative analysis of carbon emission reduction policies in China's manufacturing and transportation sectors
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Waste recycling policies and Covid-19 pandemic in an E-DSGE model
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Green credit and firms’ emission reduction performance: Evidence from China
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Understanding Decarbonisation’s Short-Term Disruptions to Economic Activity
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Whatever it takes to save the planet? Central banks and unconventional green policy
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The dynamic effects of environmental and fiscal policy shocks
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The green transition and public finances
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Safeguarding macro-financial stability under carbon pricing and rapid energy transition
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The Absence of Environmental Issues in the New Consensus Macroeconomics is only One of Numerous Criticisms
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Dualisms in the Finance-Economy-Climate Nexus: An Exploratory Essay Drawing on Derridean Thinking
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Money, Finance and Climate: The Elusive Quest for a Truly Integrated Assessment Model
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Carbon Taxes Around the World: Cooperation, Strategic Interactions, and Spillovers
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An assessment upon the environmental policy in Romania
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