Tax or Subsidy? Optimal Carbon Emission Policy: A Supply Chain Perspective
Governments should adopt a supply chain tax policy where the cost of greening or subsidizing the negative impact of carbon emission is high. While firms decide on the greenness level of the product, governments decide on the adoption of a supply chain tax policy (taxation or subsidy) to maximize the welfare of society ...
Posted on 24/03/21
3 Ways Blockchain Can Accelerate Sustainable Development
Blockchain technology recasts conventional approaches to sustainable development and accelerates SDG progress – if deployed responsibly. The three areas where blockchain could be an SDG game changer are (1) building resilient and transparent supply chains; (2) creating stronger and more accountable public institutions ...
Posted on 24/03/21
The 15 Percentage Points of Emissions Cuts That Change Everything
The EC's proposal to boost the EU’s 2030 emissions reduction target from 40% to "at least 55%" will be fought by industries and governments. Brussels is proposing a major overhaul of EU climate policy that will reform rules for the forestry and agriculture sectors and expand the Emissions Trading System to also cover ...
Posted on 24/03/21
Is the EU Council Agreement Aligned with the Green Deal Ambitions?
The EU budgets for 2021-27 aim to boost recovery from the COVID-19 crisis and advance EU societal objectives, including the European Green Deal. The €1.8 trillion package reflects a 30% climate target on all EU spending, the EU 2030 emissions reduction target, halving the Just Transition Fund (JTF). It turns the Euro ...
Posted on 24/03/21
EMEA Real Estate Market Outlook 2020
The report takes a comprehensive look at the prospects for the EMEA real estate market in 2020. It provides a cautious economic and political outlook in the region amidst weakening global trading conditions, the capital markets in light of the accommodative policies of central banks that reinforce expectation of conti ...
Posted on 24/03/21
Postings2025-01-08T09:00:41+02:00