IEA economist comments on the potential costs of Net Zero
21 October 2021
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Andy Mayer writes for The Telegraph
21 October 2021
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Julian Jessop quoted by the Credit Protection Association
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the IEA, commented on the impact of higher public spending on tax revenues in the build up to Boris Johnson’s goal of achieving net zero by 2050.
Julian argued that while losses in tax revenues from fossil fuels will be noticeable, it should not inform government policy on climate change.
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Julian argued that while losses in tax revenues from fossil fuels will be noticeable, it should not inform government policy on climate change.
Read the full article here.
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