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Table 1Existing ETR packages
Fig. 1. Predicted impact on carbon emissions (bassed upon 67 simulations; 64 simulations did not return data; one outlier wasexcluded (−45%))
Fig. 2. Impact on employment. (Based on 103 simulations, 28 simulations did not return data)
Fig. 3. Impact on time horizon. Based upon 46 short- to medium-term simulations of employment impact, 55 long-term simulationsof employment impact, 57 short- to medium-term simulaaations of GDP impact, and 72 long-term simulations of GDP impact.
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