Inversiones verdes en el mundo post COVID-19 y sostenibilidad de la deuda: los casos de Francia, Italia y España

• Juan Rafael Ruiz ^{[2] [1]}
  1. [1] Universidad Complutense de Madrid

     Universidad Complutense de Madrid

     Madrid, España

     
  2. [2] Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador
• Localización: Revista de economía mundial, ISSN 1576-0162, Nº 56, 2020, págs. 57-80
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.33776/rem.v0i56.4942
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Green Investments in The Post Covid-19 World and Debt Sustainability: The Cases of France, Italy and Spain
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  • español

    Este artículo explora la simulación del impacto en las cuentas públicas de un plan de inversiones para hacer frente a la reconstrucción del COVID-19 basada en atender la emergencia climática global. Se analizan los casos de Francia, Italia y España que han sido los países más golpeados en la UE por la pandemia y se realizan simulaciones bajo distintos escenarios de crecimiento donde se observa la viabilidad, en cuanto a la sostenibilidad de la deuda, de un plan de salida de la crisis del COVID-19 en base a hacer frente al reto del cambio climático.

  • English

    This paper explores the design and impact on public finances of a global investment plan directed at supporting post-COVID19 reconstruction efforts by investing in climate change mitigation. We analyse the cases of France, Italy and Spain- the EU countries that have suffered the most severe consequences of the global pandemic- by simulating various growth scenarios and observing the impact on debt sustainability of a implementing a plan of economic stimulus oriented towards climate change mitigation.

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