Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen?
Articles included
POLICY DEBATE OF THE HOUR
Introduction to the Issue on Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen?
Niko Jaakkola and Riccardo Rovelli
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 03-06
How to Overcome the Short-term Costs of the Climate Transition?
Lorenzo Forni and Massimo Tavoni
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 07-11
Can or Should We Assess the Growth Impacts of Climate Protection?
Karen Pittel
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 12-15
The Green Industrial Revolution: Lessons from the History of Past Energy Transitions
Alessio Terzi and Roger Fouquet
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 16-22
Strengthening Decision-making Processes to Address the Climate Challenge
Luisa Carpinelli and Daniele Franco
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 23-27
Can the EU ETS and Its Revenues Tackle the Impact of High Carbon Prices?
Simone Borghesi and Albert Ferrari
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 28-31
“Big Push” Green Industrial Policy
Niko Jaakkola, Frederick van der Ploeg and Anthony Venables
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 32-36
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism between Ambition and Delusion
Gianmarco Ottaviano
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 37-38
ECONOMIC POLICY AND ITS IMPACT
Apprenticeship Skills Pay Off on the Labor Market
Christina Langer, Jakob Peiffer and Simon Wiederhold
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 39-43
INSTITUTIONS ACROSS THE WORLD
Russia’s “Impressionable Years” and Putin’s Inheritance
Michael Alexeev, William Pyle and Jiaan Wang
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 44-49
BIG DATA-BASED ECONOMIC INSIGHTS
Emergency Calls Reveal the Importance of Arrests in Reducing Repeat Domestic Violence
Sofia Amaral, Gordon B. Dahl, Timo Hener, Victoria Kaiser and Helmut Rainer
EconPol Forum 24 (6), 50-53
This issue of EconPol Forum brings together several economists and policymakers, to not only critically discuss these important issues, but also to offer some helpful concrete policy suggestions. In particular, the questions of whether the green transition is market-friendly and stimulates economic growth, how the costs of the green transition can be made politically and socially acceptable, and whether the green transition promotes global cooperation are explored in depth.
“Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen?,” EconPol Forum 24 (6), CESifo, Munich, 2023.