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Figure 4. BYD's German prices ran 93% to 112% above its Chinese ones, nearly double Volkswagen's premium.

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Figure 1: Emissions fall to 3 GtCO2 by 2050 under Paris, at an early GDP cost Related article: Carbon Tax

Figure 2: Network exposure outweighs direct emissions for most industries Related article: Carbon Tax an

Figure 1: Openings jump from 137 to 212 in 2021, while spending accelerates only from 2023.

Figure 2: After 2021, high-fiber prices rebound to about 15.6 cents while low-fiber prices keep falling. Related article:

Figure 1: Lending to financial firms keeps falling across the horizon, while defence-related lending shows no clear decline. Related article:

Figure 2: EU-issued debt rose from 2.9 percent to 5.4 percent of GDP between 2020 and 2025, lifting the comprehensive measure 1.8 points above the conventional one.

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Figure 2: Low-carbon generation now nearly matches yearly growth in power demand. Related article: China and

Figure 1: Electric vehicles now displace oil at a pace that doubles every two years. Related article: China a

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