China's climate change policy: greener growth?

Jotzo, Frank; Zhang, Yongsheng

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China's climate change policy: greener growth?

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2012

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Jotzo, Frank

Zhang, Yongsheng

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ANU Press

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C HINA’S economic transformation is so rapid that around two decades from now, the country is likely to join the ranks of high-income societies, according to the joint report China 2030 by the Development Research Center and World Bank.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/225048

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East Asia Forum Quarterly (EAFQ)

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Journal article

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Open Access via publisher website

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10.22459/EAFQ.04.04.2012

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