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If the next parliament doesn’t embrace the challenge and opportunities of creating a clean, green economy it will leave the UK languishing on a path to continued relative stagnation, write Dimitri Zenghelis and Esin Serin .
They say enabling and supporting the transition to net zero emissions is a prerequisite for inducing innovation and efficiency.
The alternative is likely to be continued stagnation in productivity and living standards.
Clean sectors accounted for 40 per cent of China ’s GDP growth in 2023 .
European car makers were slow to adopt battery technologies and the sector, along with the jobs and supply chains that go with it, is at existential risk.
Delaying ambitious action to free ride on the efforts of other countries that invest early risks the loss of UK jobs and access to new markets.
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