EU Economic Governance and the Climate Crisis

Anne-Laure Delatte

EconPol Forum, 2023, vol. 24, issue 04, 57-60

Abstract: Government support for firms and households accounts for a substantial part of national budgets Traditional support measures for the corporate sector mostly benefit carbon-intensive sectors and dwarf new green support measures Untargeted, across-the-board income support measures to households are not efficient because they benefit high-income households, which tend to have a larger carbon footprint Non-standard monetary policy has taken the form of an unprecedented economic stimulus, which has mostly benefited carbon-intensive sectors The EU must use institutional leverage to change the allocation of fiscal and monetary support

Date: 2023
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