antoniakurz.bsky.social
🌳 PostDoc Climate Policy @DIW Berlin, PhD @VUamsterdam @ResearchTI
👩🏼🤝👩🏻 HR Coordinator @Women_in_Econ
🚲 likely out cycling, former @economistonbike
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Very hot topic, I can only contribute this song: youtu.be/_caMQpiwiaU?...
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Organized with @estellecantillon.bsky.social @ulbruxelles.bsky.social @nataliafabra.bsky.social @uc3m.es @carmenarguedast.bsky.social @uam.es Olga Chiappinelli, Simone Borghesi @fsr-eui.bsky.social @michaeljgrubb.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk @diw.de @tuberlin.bsky.social
#PhDSummerSchool
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Our speakers in pictures ✨
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🌟 Highlights: 🌟
- Expert Lectures
- Interactive Projects
- Research Pitches
- Policy Panel
with:
- Matti Liski (Aalto University)
- Verena Hagspiel-Janssen (NTNU)
- Sjak Smulders (Tilburg University)
- @estellecantillon.bsky.social (ULB)
- @karstenneuhoff.bsky.social (DIW Berlin & TU Berlin)
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Also: Buy our oil or I will hit you with tariffs. Urghhh. That will be a tough call as well.
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Mistake correction:
“A 10% decrease in fossil fuel support leads to a 0.6% (0.06%) DECREASE in export capability for the most (least) fossil fuel-intensive industry”
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Otherwise, the negative results of FFS removal would also not make sense. Sorry for the confusion.
Too bad it does not let me correct the post.
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Oh, I cannot believe I in the end wrote it wrong!
Yes, you are obviously right!
It should be:
“A 10% decrease in fossil fuel support leads to a 0.6% (0.06%) DECREASE in export capability for the most (least) fossil fuel-intensive industry”
this were to many increase/decrease for a Friday eve 🥲
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This is great, thank you! Will look into it!
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Check out the full paper here: www.wto.org/english/res_...
#ClimatePolicy #InternationalTrade #GreenTransition #FossilFuelSubsidies (3/3)
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- A 10% decrease in fossil fuel support leads to a 0.6% (0.06%) increase in export capability for the most (least) fossil fuel-intensive industry
- Unilateral removal of fossil fuel subsidies has a stronger negative impact on competitiveness than coordinated global action (see figure)
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Check out the full paper here: www.wto.org/english/res_...
#ClimatePolicy #InternationalTrade #GreenTransition #FossilFuelSubsidies (3/3)
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- A 10% decrease in fossil fuel support leads to a 0.6% (0.06%) increase in export capability for the most (least) fossil fuel-intensive industry
- Unilateral removal of fossil fuel subsidies has a stronger negative impact on competitiveness than coordinated global action (see figure)
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Oh, I guess it will come some time between 25th and 29th. Should have read more carefully. Sorry! :)
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Hi!
Very nice, thank you. I tried accessing the longer report, but somehow do not manage. May I email you about it?
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Very cool!
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Very true! 😬
But generally, bike infrastructure and public transport should be cheaper than car infrastructure.
However, I think it’s also partly because the outskirts have a vote in the centre politics; in Paris, the city of Paris is so small that the commuting zones cannot vote for the major.
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It's so sad to see after having lived in Amsterdam.
I just don't get it. Even for all the suburbians who can now still cheaply drive their car into the city centre, it must be a pain to be stuck in traffic all the time.
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@pik-potsdam.bsky.social 🌳
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