Session A
Room CC15
Effects of Green Growth policies on Labour Markets
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Session B
Room CC13
Policies for Regional Resilience and Distributional Impacts
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Session C
Room CC18
Energy Pricing and Distributional Impacts
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Session D
Room CC24
Green Growth Strategies for Firms
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“The greening of jobs in Germany: First evidence from a text mining based index and employment register data” by Markus Janser, German Institute for Employment Research
“Characterising green employment: The impacts of ‘greening’ on workforce composition” by Eileen Tipoe, University of Oxford, UK
“Climate Policies and Skill-Biased Employment Dynamics: Evidence from EU countries” by Francesco Vona, OFCE Sciences Po, Giovanni Marin, University of Urbino, Italy
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“Distributional consequences of coastal risk management policies under sea-level risk: a survey of OECD country approaches” by Lisa Danielson, OECD
“Climate Change Adaptation in the Philippines: Case and Policy Analysis of the People's Survival Fund” by Maria Angela Zafra, Ateneo da Davao University, Phillipines
“The Social and Environmental Dimensions of China’s Spatial Planning System” by Christina Wong, Chinese Academy of Sciences, DRC
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“Political Economy Determinants of Carbon Pricing” by Sebastian Levi, Free University of Berlin, Germany
“Too Much Energy: The Perverse Effect of Low Fuel Prices” by Giorgio Presidente, World Bank
“Energy pricing and competitiveness: Firm level evidence from Indonesia” by Jun Rentschler, World Bank
“Social effects of carbon taxes on households: impacts, consequences, solutions” (original paper in French) by Mathilde Clément, Ministry for Ecological and Inclusive Transition of France
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“Green Investment and Organizational Performance: Evidence from the Nigerian Pulp and Paper Industry” by Joseph Adelegan, University of Venda, South Africa
“Nordic businesses on climate transition, competitiveness and growth: An interview study among leading businesses in the Nordics” by Nils Westling, Haga Initiative
“How does going green affect firms’ profitability and valuation? Evidence from a global firm level dataset” by Tobias Kruse, LSE, UK
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