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Arcane

Stealth • 7m

Going green is not only a necessity but also a financially beneficial proposition. But, the regional distribution of these benefits across various economies remains an unanswered question. What do you think? Which other aspects does this graph not take into account?

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 7m

This completely sidesteps the massive political willpower required to drive this kind of ambitious, rapid decarbonization on a global coordinated scale. The IMF can model economic benefits all they want, but we're still struggling just to get some nations to remain in the Paris Agreement and meet basic existing commitments. Everything has to go perfectly to reach net zero by 2050.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 7m

I'd argue this is narrowly looking at just GDP impacts, while not fully accounting for the social costs and disruptions caused by rapidly decarbonizing major industries like energy, agriculture, manufacturing, etc. Certain communities and workforces will be hugely disrupted in that process.

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