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Is infinite economic growth possible on a finite planet?
Evidence suggests that economic growth can also help the planet if it's made green through the use of new technologies, writes an expert in economic policy.
Alessio Terzi
Alessio Terzi, an Italian citizen, joined Bruegel in October 2013. Prior to this, Alessio was Research Analyst in the EMU governance division of the European Central Bank. He has also worked for the macroeconomic forecasting unit of DG ECFIN (European Commission), the Scottish Parliament’s Financial Scrutiny Unit, and Business Monitor International, a country risk and forecasting firm in the City of London, where he was Europe Analyst.
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