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Professor Johann Walter of Westphalian University in Germany has carried out extensive research exploring the ways in which the Eurozone could become more sustainable. He argues that market neutrality should not be a key focus of the European Central Bank’s monetary policies.
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of the paper ‘Green monetary policy: Climate protection versus market neutrality’ in the Journal for Economic Policy. doi.org/10.1007/s10273-021-3058-3
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