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Price is right: Modeling economic growth in a zero-emission society

Pollution from manufacturing is now widespread, affecting all regions in the world, with serious ecological, economic, and political consequences..

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The price is right: Modeling economic growth in a zero-emission society

With increasing public awareness of crises associated with degraded environments and mounting pressure to act, governments worldwide have begun to examine environmentally sustainable policies. However, there are many questions about whether enacting these policies will negatively affect economic growth. Now, a model created by researchers in Japan suggests that sustained GDP growth is possible even after spending to clean up pollution as it is created, providing hope that a zero-emission society is an achievable goal.

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Japan unveils steps to back financing at bigger firms hit by pandemic

Asia PacificJapan unveils steps to back financing at bigger firms hit by pandemic ReutersTetsushi Kajimoto 3 minutes read Pedestrians wearing protective masks amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, make their way in Tokyo, Japan, February 2, 2021. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon Japan s government on Tuesday decided to adopt measures to help midsize and large companies boost capital funds, Finance Minister Taro Aso said, in a move aimed at backing restaurants and lodging businesses hit hard by coronavirus restrictions. The government s response to corporate financing in the pandemic has so far mainly taken aim at small firms with actions such as providing no-interest and no-collateral loans.

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Japan unveils steps to back financing at bigger firms hit by pandemic

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s government on Tuesday unveiled measures to help midsize and large companies boost capital funds, officials said, a step aimed at backing mainly restaurants and lodging businesses hit hard by coronavirus restrictions. The government’s response to corporate financing in the pandemic has so far mainly targeted small firms through such schemes as provision of no-interest and no-collateral loans. However, a prolonged pandemic has raised the need not only to respond to short-term financing needs but also to provide capital funds for medium and large firms to reinforce their financial bases, the officials said.

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Japan unveils steps to back financing at bigger firms hit by pandemic

Japan unveils steps to back financing at bigger firms hit by pandemic
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