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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent announcement that China aims to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060 marks one of the most important policy initiatives of the last 40 years. Reaching this goal will require extensive collaboration between government and the private sector, animated by a heightened sense of urgency....Central planning an advantage in integrating policy and strategy? Project Syndicate China’s Path to Net ZeroErik Berglöf | Chief Economist of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent announcement that China aims to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060 marks one of the most important policy initiatives of the last 40 years. Reaching this goal will require extensive collaboration between government and the private sector, animated by a heightened sense of urgency....Central planning an advantage in integrating policy and strategy? Project Syndicate China’s Path to Net ZeroErik Berglöf | Chief Economist of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent announcement that China aims to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060 marks one of the most important policy initiatives of the last 40 years. Reaching this goal will require extensive collaboration between government and the private sector, animated by a heightened sense of urgency....
Central planning an advantage in integrating policy and strategy?
Project SyndicateChina’s Path to Net Zero
Erik Berglöf | Chief Economist of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank