Magazine Article
"Current Status and Future Outlook of the Carbon Credit Market"

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Author	【Sole Author】 Jiro Kiyama
Related Practice Areas	Electricity/Gas Environment and Climate Change
Language	Japanese
Publication	Accounting & Auditing Journal Vol.36 No.2
Date of Publication	January 15, 2024
Link	Dai-ichi Hoki Co. Ltd.

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