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11 December 2018

An explorative evaluation of the climate debt

Adeline Guéret, Paul Malliet, Aurélien Saussay, Xavier Timbeau


The international process for tackling climate change endured several backslashes since the signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015. Issues around the respective responsibilities are not fully solved yet. The underlying question of how to share efforts in order to reach a Zero Net Emissions state remains largely unclear and the INDCs process has still to deliver a pathway for decarbonization...

07 May 2018

Job Losses and the Political Acceptability of Climate Policies: An Amplified Collective Action Problem

Francesco Vona


Political acceptability is an essential issue in choosing the appropriate climate policy. Sociologists and behavioral scientists recognize the importance of selecting environmental policies that have broad political support, while economists compare different instruments first based on their efficiency and then by assessing their distributional impacts and thus the political acceptability of such policies...

15 March 2018

​​Why does the recovery show so little inflation?

​​Christophe Blot, Jérôme Creel, Paul Hubert


Low inflation despite economic recovery has given rise to the puzzle of “missing inflation”. Yet there would be no puzzle if the recovery is incomplete. While GDP is on the rise, some slack may still be present in some countries of the euro area...

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