Climate Change Economics

The economics of climate change encompass the costs of action versus inaction. Failing to address climate change leads to damages from extreme weather, health costs, loss of biodiversity, and reduced agricultural productivity. These impacts disproportionately affect developing nations, exacerbating inequality.

Investing in climate solutions—such as renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and climate-smart agriculture—offers long-term economic benefits. The green economy creates jobs, boosts innovation, and improves public health. Economic instruments like carbon taxes, subsidies for clean technologies, and emissions trading systems encourage sustainable practices. Economists advocate for aligning markets with environmental goals to build a more resilient, equitable global economy.

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