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Shared Security, Shared Growth
Our changing economy has given rise to a nation of freelancers and contractorsand the need for a twenty-first-century social contract. - Type d'image:LibreVendredi 09 Octobre 2015English Articles
Promoting Life Long Learning through Individual Accounts
A highly educated population appears as a key factor of not only competitiveness, but also social cohesion. - Type d'image:LibreJeudi 08 Octobre 2015English Articles
The 100 Billion Dollar a Year Question
By Christian de Perthuis and Pierre-André Jouvet - A mechanism of carbon “bonus-malus” is proposed, where the average emission rate of world countries serves as the … - Type d'image:LibreJeudi 01 Octobre 2015English Articles
Financial Innovation and The State - Lessons for 21st Century Climate Finance from the 19th Century Railways Era: Extended Summary
By Dipak Dasgupta (Board Member of Global Climate Fun, India) - This paper seeks to bring a historical perspective to current global financial architecture issues on the … - Type d'image:LibreJeudi 01 Octobre 2015English Articles
The Role of International Financial Institutions, Central Banks and Monetary Policies in the Low-Carbon Transition
By Colin Hines (Finance for the Future) - An argument in favor of Green infrastructure Quantitative Easing. - Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Jeudi 01 Octobre 2015English Articles
Why Finance Can Save the Planet
By Jean Pisani-Ferry - Most people hate finance, viewing it as the epitome of irresponsibility and greed. - Type d'image:LibreJeudi 01 Octobre 2015English Articles
Supporting the Energy Transition: the Role of Low Interest Rates
By Pierre Monnin (CEP, Zurich) - Low interest rates tend to favor ‘green technologies’ competitiveness while also increasing their cost volatility.