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Kick-Starting the Green Innovation Machine
- Publishing date
- 09 December 2009
- Authors
- Philippe Aghion Reinhilde Veugelers
Senior Fellows Philippe Aghion and Reinhilde Veugelers, with Harvard researcher David Hemous, write about the need for government subsidies in encouraging 'green innovation' in an op-ed for Vox, the widely-read web portal for European economic policy research. Another, less data-focused version was also published in German business newspaper Handelsblatt (10 Dec). Both pieces was based off the authors' Policy Brief, "No Green Growth Without Innovation".
Authors
Philippe Aghion
Former Non Resident Fellow
Reinhilde Veugelers
Bruegel Senior Fellow
- Language
- English
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