Titlebook: Eco-Capitalism; Carbon Money, Climat Robert Guttmann Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the Author(s) 2018 carbon finance.low-carb

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-69333-6d financial disclosure guidelines, which are already in the works. The very nature of climate mitigation investments—new risks, very long time horizons, and large social benefits—forces us to rethink key tenets of mainstream financial economics, most notably the need to use much lower discount rates than we typically bring to bear.

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Climate Finance,d financial disclosure guidelines, which are already in the works. The very nature of climate mitigation investments—new risks, very long time horizons, and large social benefits—forces us to rethink key tenets of mainstream financial economics, most notably the need to use much lower discount rates than we typically bring to bear.

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Carbon Money,ism, by means of fully monetized carbon certificates entering the banking system. Such carbon money can fund mitigation investments, reward actors for keeping within their assigned carbon budgets, turn emission reductions into a source of revenues (as a new business model), and help liquidate “stranded” high-carbon assets.

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The Uruguay Round Negotiations,f century of stop-go efforts to address this issue, the world community of nations finally decided in December 2015 at a meeting in Paris to address this issue in systemic fashion with a long-run plan for increasingly ambitious collective action—the Paris Climate Agreement.

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Agriculture in the Uruguay Round planet’s carbon sinks (e.g., forests). These changes are tantamount to a different type of capitalism. But when looking at the long-term evolution of capitalism, we see that such systemic transformations follow a certain identifiable pattern which makes the transition to eco-capitalism conceivable.

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Prolegomenon: Money and Territory,estion of “green” growth also points to the biases and limitations of standard growth models as well as recent efforts by heterodox macroeconomists to bring nature and environmental preservation back into (a new generation of) growth models.

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