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Digital capacity and the conditional effectiveness of green bonds in global climate finance markets
Green bond markets have expanded rapidly, but their contribution to emission reduction remains unsettled. This paper asks whether green bond effectiveness is conditional on digital capacity, measured as the information infrastructure that carries disclosure, traceability, verification and post-issua
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