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Conference Agenda

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Session

Thematic Session 3: Policy Frameworks for Advancing a Sustainable Circular Economy Across Environmental Challenges (HYBRID)
Location: Auditorium M: Jan Mossin
Session Chair: Eugénie Joltreau, RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE), Fondazione Centro Euromediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici (CMCC)

Presentation 2

The effects of EU Green Deal policies on world resources management & climate change: a CGE assessment with integrated material flows

Xinyu Li², Julie Metta^1,3, Corjan Brink², Reyer Gerlagh³, Etienne Lorang³

1: Tilburg University, Netherlands, The; 2: PBL; 3: KU Leuven

We study the synergies and conflicts between climate and circular economy policies and provide an enhanced CGE tool for such analysis. We examine the implications of the European Union's Green Deal policies on global resource management and climate change mitigation through an innovative Computable General Equilibrium model, Green-R. The enhanced CGE incorporates endogenous material intensity and integrates balanced Physical Input-Output Tables with (monetary) Social Accounting Matrices, providing a comprehensive view of both the economy and material flows. We analyze the effects of various fiscal instruments on iron and carbon material flows from extraction, to consumption and disposal, and CO2 emissions. Our findings confirm the effectiveness of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM) for both circular economy goals and climate mitigation, as they reduce leakages. We also identify a substantial tradeoff between circular economy and climate policies, as single-targeted policies inevitably lead to leakages in non-targeted areas.