Monetary architecture and the Green Transition
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Critical macro-finance; Federal Reserve; Treasury; shadow banking; off-balance-sheet fiscal agency; endogenous money; systemic financing; financial cycle; financial instability; financial crisis; carbon bubble; transition risk;All these keywords.
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