Green Transition in the Euro Area: Domestic and Global Factors

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Green Transition in the Euro Area: Domestic and Global Factors

Kostas Mavromatis

De Nederlandsche Bank

The green transition requires careful fiscal policy design to balance economic sustainability with climate goals. Kostas Mavromatis explores the macroeconomic effects of carbon taxes, green subsidies, and global policy coordination.

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Green Transition in the Euro Area: Domestic and Global Factors