Green tax reform will benefit Denmark's economic recovery: report


By UnreguserLin Jing

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 20 (Xinhua) -- It is possible to simultaneously manage the current economic crisis caused by COVID-19 and invest in a faster, more comprehensive green transition in Denmark, according to a new report released on Tuesday by the Chairmanship of the Danish Economic Councils, an independent economic advisory body.

The in-depth review, also known as the "Sage's Report," noted that the outlook for Denmark's economy crucially depends on how the COVID-19 pandemic advances both domestically and in the world.

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