OECD – Environmental Policies: Social and Economic Outcomes | Day 1

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This first webinar reflects the progress of day one in a two-day workshop that discusses the current state of empirical evidence surrounding the consequences of environmental policies on the environment, the economy and social outcomes.

OECD logoThis webinar convenes a range of internationally recognised experts, and examines the impacts of environmental policies on innovation, economic productivity, employment, and local societies.

It highlights that while environmental policies can deliver economic benefits for some industries and firms, others may lose – specifically the most polluting and least-efficient firms.

Presentations to accompany this webinar

Original broadcast date: 29th June 2022

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