Pathways to a productive and inclusive net zero

Abstract

A CEP report setting out how the UK can reach net zero in a way that raises productivity and shares the gains broadly, covering the labour market, regional exposure, firm-level adjustment and the innovation policy needed to support the transition.

Publication
LSE Centre for Economic Performance (CEP), Report No. 54
Emilien Ravigné
Emilien Ravigné
Research Fellow in Economics

Emilien Ravigné is a Research Fellow in Environmental Economics

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