Innovation spillover effect of the pilot carbon emission trading policy in China
Lai J.
This paper empirically analyzes the innovation spillover effect of China's pilot carbon emission trading policy, finding that the policy promoted innovation.
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Lai J.
This paper empirically analyzes the innovation spillover effect of China's pilot carbon emission trading policy, finding that the policy promoted innovation.
Yue T.
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on China using the climate club framework. It considers China's carbon emissions and trade structure, evaluating effects on export competitiveness and emissi…
Qiu X.
This paper discusses a framework for emissions trading systems and supporting policies to achieve emissions reduction targets. It examines the design and implementation of such systems.
Zhu X.
This paper analyzes California's successful cap-and-trade system and extracts lessons for improving Shenzhen's GHG emissions trading system. It compares design challenges and institutional innovations, offering recommendations to enhance ma…
Becken S.
This paper discusses challenges for tourism in natural areas from the perspective of carbon costs and natural disasters. No abstract is available for further detail.
Mehling M.A.
This paper analyzes whether the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is primarily designed to prevent carbon leakage or to promote the global diffusion of carbon pricing. It evaluates the design and implications of CBAM, examining…
Wang Y.
This paper critically examines how digital transformation may enable corporate carbon washing within emissions trading systems. It highlights risks that digital technologies might be misused to obscure true emissions, undermining the integr…
Wei Q.
This paper examines the construction of China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS) by drawing on the experience of the EU ETS. Through comparative analysis of system design, it identifies key factors for an effective ETS and challenges C…
Sun L.
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon emissions trading on the development mode of building industrialization. Although details are unavailable, it likely explores how carbon pricing can drive decarbonization in the construction sector w…
Chen B.
This study examines the legal and economic aspects of property rights in China's emission trading system. It analyzes the legal nature of emission allowances and the institutional framework for trading, offering insights for the development…
Adekunle I.
This paper examines how dual role executives (e.g., CEO duality) and board structure affect corporate participation in emission trading schemes (ETS). It sheds light on the relationship between corporate governance and environmental policy …
Liu M.
This paper provides a theoretical analysis of China's carbon emission trading system (ETS) and discusses the perfection of its rules and regulations. It examines design challenges and proposes improvements from a theoretical perspective.
Jiang J.
Analyzes carbon abatement and leakage in China's regional carbon emission trading scheme, examining policy effectiveness and spillover effects.
Liu C.
This paper examines the establishment of MRV (Monitoring, Reporting, Verification) systems for China's future emissions trading scheme. It analyzes MRV frameworks from representative overseas ETS and derives implications for China's design.…
Liu W.Y.
This paper analyzes factors influencing carbon emissions trading costs in the power industry. It considers policy, market structure, and technological factors, providing insights for cost reduction.
Duan H.
This paper provides an overview of emissions trading mechanism methodologies, covering key design elements and implementation challenges.
Kong F.L.
This paper deals with the design and analysis of a web-based emissions trading management system. It evaluates the system's functionality and efficiency, proposing solutions to operational challenges in emissions trading.
Bing Z.
This paper uses an adaptive agent-based model to evaluate the design and performance of emissions trading markets. By modeling learning agents, it analyzes how policy designs affect market dynamics and carbon price formation. The findings p…
Günther C.
This paper analyzes the design and implications of the EU's second emissions trading system (EU ETS 2), which covers road transport and buildings. It provides early insights into carbon price trends and the system's effectiveness in paralle…
Yu X.
This paper examines the impact of financial development and foreign direct investment (FDI) on CO2 emissions, focusing on the role of carbon pricing. Empirical results suggest that carbon pricing effectively reduces emissions in the context…
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