some more hikes. find substantial risks, but we expect some more hikes. substantial risks, but we expect some more hikes. and we will keep a close e e some more hikes. and we will keep a close eye on some more hikes. and we will keep a close eye on that. some more hikes. and we will keep a close eye on that. thank some more hikes. and we will keep a close eye on that. thank you - some more hikes. and we will keep a close eye on that. thank you for- close eye on that. thank you for being with us. now the president of the european central bank is christine lagarde. here she is a short time ago addressing concerns over the woes of the european banking sector. the euro area banking sector is resilient, with strong capital and liquidity positions. in any case, our policy tool kit is fully equipped to provide liquidity support to the euro area financial system if needed, and to preserve the smooth transition of monetary policy. that is christine lagarde. here s our business correspon
will be tax cuts but she has already cancelled some tax rises at the chancellor had already factored into treasury plans, for example she will reverse the national insurance increase and on that basis if she is not prepared to tell us what she would cut doesn t not prepared to tell us what she would cut doesn t lack credibility? lack credibility? what you can say is in the short lack credibility? what you can say is in the short term lack credibility? what you can say is in the short term there - lack credibility? what you can say is in the short term there will- lack credibility? what you can say is in the short term there will be l is in the short term there will be more boring if liz truss is prime minister than rishi sunak but that is not necessarily a bad thing. public borrowing in these circumstances it should be seen as a policy tool. it circumstances it should be seen as a oli tool. ., , , policy tool. it doesn t sound very thatcherite. policy tool. it doesn t sound ve
we shouldn t kid ourselves. our ability to contend with terrorism is diminishing. what are the options for the u.s.? sullivan talked about sanctions. i don t know if sanctions or economic controls are the best option. what do you think the yus can do short of going back in? sanctions are clear limits as a policy tool with the kind of people that the taliban have historically been. the choice isn t quote, unquote getting back in. i think the era of american physical presence in afghanistan is probably over. could we do discreet attacks using missiles, aircraft, drones even special forces on occasion? yes. i think we re looking at something much more tactical than any reentry into afghanistan. you wrote about, in your piece for the l.a. times, the nightmare scenario that the taliban then expand into pakistan. discuss that a pit more of what
The Role Of Carbon Prices In The Energy Transition
May 4, 2021 9:30:am
Summary The world is on an unsustainable path. Over the 10 years to 2018, annual carbon emissions from energy use grew by around 4 gigatonnes, roughly equivalent to the entire carbon emissions of Europe.
by: Jorge Blazquez, Spencer Dale, and Paul Jefferiss - OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES (OIES)
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The Role Of Carbon Prices In The Energy Transition
Data from the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show that the past decade was the hottest on record. The world needs a decisive shift if it is to move to a low-carbon pathway consistent with meeting the Paris climate goals.