ESG Economics
ESG Economics: It Is Capital Structure, Not Cost
Reframes ESG from a discretionary expense into a question of capital structure, risk premiums and cash-flow resilience.
ESG Economics
ESG Economics
Translate sustainability activity into capital, risk and cash-flow decisions.
ESG Economics
Korea's Green Leverage: Design and Comparative Analysis
Designs and compares a Korean green-leverage model for linking environmental performance to financing decisions.
ESG Economics
Green Financial Leverage
Explains how green financial leverage can be defined, measured and governed without overstating causality.
ESG Economics
The Price of What Is Measured: Sustainability-Linked Finance, Extended Producer Responsibility, and the Internalisation of Environmental Cost
Compares sustainability-linked finance and extended producer responsibility as two mechanisms that turn measurement into price.