Carbon Economics Seminar Held at PHBS Shenzhen
The Carbon Economics seminar brought together nearly a hundred academics, policymakers, and industry representatives in Shenzhen to discuss the links between climate and trade in the Asia-Pacific region.
Peking University's Henley Business School (PHBS) recently hosted a "Carbon Economics" seminar in Shenzhen, focusing on the relationship between climate change and trade.
The event attracted nearly one hundred participants, including academics, policymakers, and business representatives. The seminar aimed to address the connections between climate and commerce, which have become a significant issue for the Asia-Pacific region.
Discussions centered on economic models and policy measures for limiting carbon emissions, seeking to understand how trade policy can support climate goals and promote sustainable development in the area.
The PHBS-hosted event provided a platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among various stakeholders, highlighting the need to integrate climate considerations into trade negotiations and economic planning.