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020 _a9781032562605
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100 _aPostuła, Marta
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245 _aGreen finance in the European union
260 _bRoutledge
_aLondon
_c2025
300 _ax, 249 p.
365 _aGBP
_b145.00
490 _aRoutledge International Studies in Money and Banking
500 _aTable of Contents: Introduction 1. Implementation of the European climate goals as an economic challenge to the public and private sector 2. Efficiency of environmental taxes and of the EU countries’ public spending on climate action 3. Involvement of the financial sector in green investments 4. Assessing the efficiency of public and private sector financing of environmental measures Conclusion
520 _aWhile global challenges continue to reshape the here and now, public and corporate finance management needs to adapt quickly to increase the efficiency of institutions, enterprises and policies to face our new reality. There are very few publications that offer a comprehensive approach to the financing of environmental protection activities by the European Union. This book explores this topic from various angles and levels, as well as highlighting the determinants that influence micro- and macro-level decisions in this area. It presents an in-depth and unique analysis of the sources of funding for environmental measures implemented by European Union institutions, against the backdrop of national expenditure by Member States, and analyses the plausibility of the adopted targets in the run-up to 2050, in the context of the war in Ukraine and ad hoc energy policy solutions. This book is a voice in an ongoing discussion among the community of practitioners and theoreticians on sources of financing for the energy transition to achieve independence from Russian sources in the quickest possible timeframe. It demonstrates that environmental measures cannot occur without the financial participation of economic actors and financial institutions, particularly the capital market, and further underscores the scale of involvement in environmental projects, as measured by the value of green loans and green bonds covered by European financial institutions. The authors offer policy recommendations for financing activities related to environmental policy, notably energy transition. This book will appeal to scholars, students and researchers of corporate finance, banking, strategic and public finance management as well as polic-ymakers and practitioners involved in green finance investments. (https://www.routledge.com/Green-Finance-in-the-European-Union/Postula-Lipski/p/book/9781032562605)
650 _aEuropean union countries--Economic conditions
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650 _aSustainable development--European union countries
_924268
650 _aEnvironmental economics--European union countries
_924269
650 _aGreen finance
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650 _aMoney and banking
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700 _aLipski, Mariusz
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