Green Central Banking refers to central banks deliberately using their monetary policy instruments to incentivise climate-friendly market activities. For instance, targeted green lending programmes, targeted green bond purchase programmes, ""brown penalties"" (higher interest rates for pollution-intensive banks or businesses), lowering the financing rate for banks that offer collateral with a smaller carbon footprint, and mandatory disclosures of climate risks. For the purposes of this debate, green central banking would support climate-friendly policies even at the expense of traditional monetary objectives such as targeting inflation rates, ensuring financial stability and market efficiency, as well as retaining neutrality of intervention.

Elle Woods is a fashion merchandising student from southern California. Her longterm undergraduate boyfriend, Warner Huntington III, has recently broken up with her because he intends to study at Harvard Law School and become a politician, telling Elle that she is "not serious enough" for that kind of life. Elle was expecting Warner to propose and intending to accept. In response, Elle spent months studying, scoring near-perfect score on the Law School Admission Test, and graduated with a 4.0 average. She has been accepted into Harvard Law School

An authoritarian democracy is one in which democratic institutions exist but may be manipulated or heavily influenced by the ruling party or certain elites of society.

It is the end of World War 1. Leaders from Britain, France and the United States of America are gathering at Paris for a conference. President Woodrow Wilson from the US suggests creating an international body uniting all countries except for Germany and any country that supports Germany to ensure peace around the Globe.