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The Economics of Copenhagen

By Kavitha Cherian and Rachel Ziemba
12/8/2009 12:00:00 AM | Last Updated

As global leaders begin meeting in Copenhagen to craft a new climate change deal, we take a look at what sort of deal might emerge, what different countries are bringing to the table and the likely economic costs of such a deal.  Despite lowered expectations for the meeting, climate change mitigation, emissions reductions and clean technology have already benefited from more political firepower and government incentives than at any time in the past. In part, this reflects a growing acceptance of the economic and financial benefits of technological change and energy efficiency as[...]

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Economic Outlooks:
 Global | U.S. | Japan
China | Eurozone
Germany | France | UK
India | Brazil


Global Issues
Growth & CPI | Commodities

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