Transitioning to a Greener Labor Market: Cross-Country Evidence from Microdata
July 22, 2022
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Subject: Climate change, Employment, Environment, Environmental policy, Labor, Labor markets
Keywords: Africa, Climate change, Emissions, Emissions intensity, Employment, Environmental policy, Environmental Regulation., Global, Green job, Green jobs, Green Skills, IMF working paper 2022/146, Implications of the green, Intensity score, Job-to-green job transition, Labor market implication, Labor markets, Polluting job, Polluting jobs, Pollution intensities of employment, Pollution intensity, Worker reallocation support
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39
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Working Paper No. 2022/146
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Stock No:
WPIEA2022146
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ISBN:
9798400215568
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ISSN:
1018-5941
