Pub Date : 2023-12-15DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823500288
C. M. Fileccia
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Pub Date : 2023-12-14DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823500276
Alvaro Roberio de Souza Sa, Luziane da Silva Gomes
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Pub Date : 2023-11-11DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823400067
Jiang Du, Miao Zeng, Xin Deng
Based on the panel data of listed Chinese manufacturing enterprises from 2007 to 2019, this study uses the difference-in-differences-based propensity score matching method (PSM-DID) to explore the policy effect of carbon emissions trading on green technology innovation in manufacturing from the perspective of independent innovation of enterprises. The conclusions of this study show that: (1) Carbon emissions trading has significantly improved the level of green technology innovation of manufacturing enterprises; (2) the policy effect of carbon emissions trading on the green patent application is more than twice as much as on green utility model patent application. Compared with green utility model patent, the pilot policy of carbon emissions trading has a more significant and greater policy effect on the green invention patent application; (3) the private enterprises are more sensitive to the pilot policy of carbon emissions trading than state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The carbon emissions trading in China effectively promotes low-carbon and green development of enterprises.
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Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823990014
Climate Change EconomicsVol. 14, No. 04, 2399001 (2023) Free AccessAUTHOR INDEX Volume 14 (2023)https://doi.org/10.1142/S2010007823990014Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref) Previous AboutSectionsPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsRecommend to Library ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail Remember to check out the Most Cited Articles! Be inspired by these New titles in Energy, Resource & Environmental Economics today. Featuring authors from Princeton, Columbia University, Imperial College Business School and many more! FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Recommended Vol. 14, No. 04 Metrics History PDF download
气候变化经济学卷。14, No. 04, 2399001(2023)免费访问作者索引卷14 (2023)https://doi.org/10.1142/S2010007823990014Cited by:0(来源:Crossref) Previous AboutSectionsPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack citationsrecommended to Library ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail记得查看被引用最多的文章!从今天的能源，资源与环境经济学的这些新标题中获得灵感。特色作者来自普林斯顿大学，哥伦比亚大学，帝国理工学院商学院和更多!FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails推荐卷14,No. 04指标历史PDF下载
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Pub Date : 2023-10-20DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823500252
Xiao-Bing Zhang, Chang Su, Wenji Zhou, Ping Qin
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Pub Date : 2023-09-30DOI: 10.1142/s201000782303001x
Robert Mendelsohn, David Maddison, Daigee Shaw
Climate Change EconomicsOnline Ready Free AccessINTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON REACHING NET ZERO BY 2050Robert Mendelsohn, David Maddison, and Daigee ShawRobert MendelsohnYale School of the Environment, New Haven, CT, USA, David MaddisonDepartment of Economics, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK, and Daigee ShawInstitute of Economics, Academia Sinica, Taiwanhttps://doi.org/10.1142/S201000782303001XCited by:0 Next AboutSectionsPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsRecommend to Librarian ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmail The Paris Agreement on Climate Change is a binding International Treaty signed by 196 parties (countries) in 2015. The Paris Agreement stated a desire to hold warming to well below 2.0∘C with a preferred warming target of 1.5∘C. These targets were chosen to prevent harmful global warming. In order to reach these temperature targets, global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions need to fall toward zero this century.Several economic studies have explored the cost of holding global warming to 2∘C by 2100. Although economic studies of the damage caused by GHGs have explored a wide range of economic scenarios (SSP1 through SSP5), economic studies of the mitigation cost of holding temperatures to 2∘C or less have relied solely on a single scenario (SSP1). The economic growth rate in SSP1 is 2.3%. In contrast, the economic growth rate needed for the high emission RCP8.5 scenario is 3.1%/yr. By 2100, a 3.1% growth rate leads to a global economy of 1100 trillion USD, whereas global GDP is just 620 trillion USD with a 2.3% growth rate. The mitigation cost of holding the world to low temperatures would be considerably higher if economic growth rates were higher. Luckily, economists are not anticipating economic growth rates of 3%.In order to hold temperatures to 2∘C, modelers have assumed SSP1 and RCP2.6 (SSP1-RCP2.6) (IPCC 2022) (Riahi et al., 2022). These economic studies have found the least cost emission path that would hold temperatures at 2∘C. This emission path tends to decline over time, reaching net zero around 2080. Cumulative emissions would rise above the final desired level so that the final two decades are assumed to have negative emissions. Negative emissions imply carbon dioxide is drawn out of the atmosphere using afforestation, crop biomass with CCS, and direct air capture and storage. The conclusion of Working Group III in the 2022 Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 2022) was that such emission paths were likely to cost 1.3–2.7% of global GDP each year (Riahi et al., 2022). This cost estimate implies global spending on mitigation would be 1.3–2.7 trillion USD per year this decade, rising to 8.1–22.8 trillion USD per year by the final decade of the century. That amounts to an annual cost of 164–467 USD per person this decade and 1151–2391 USD per person by 2100. This per person payment applies not only to wealthy citizens but to everyone
《2050年达到净零排放》特刊简介robert Mendelsohn、David Maddison、Daigee ShawRobert Mendelsohn、耶鲁大学环境学院(美国康涅狄格州纽黑文)、David Maddison、英国伯明翰大学经济系、中央研究院shaigee经济研究所台湾https://doi.org/10.1142/S201000782303001XCited by:0下一个关于sectionspdf /EPUB工具添加到收藏下载CitationsTrack引文推荐给图书管理员分享分享在facebook上推特链接在redditemail巴黎气候变化协定是一项具有约束力的国际条约，由196个缔约方(国家)于2015年签署。《巴黎协定》表示希望将升温控制在2.0°C以下，首选升温目标是1.5°C。选择这些目标是为了防止有害的全球变暖。为了达到这些温度目标，全球温室气体(GHG)排放量需要在本世纪降至零。几项经济研究探讨了到2100年将全球变暖幅度控制在2°C的成本。虽然对温室气体造成损害的经济研究已经探索了广泛的经济情景(SSP1到SSP5)，但对将温度控制在2°C或更低的减轻成本的经济研究只依赖于单一情景(SSP1)。SSP1的经济增长率为2.3%。相比之下，高排放RCP8.5情景所需的经济增长率为3.1%/年。到2100年，3.1%的增长率将使全球经济达到1100万亿美元，而2.3%的增长率下，全球GDP只有620万亿美元。如果经济增长率更高，将世界控制在低温下的减缓成本将会高得多。幸运的是，经济学家预计经济增长率不会达到3%。为了将温度控制在2°C，建模者假定为SSP1和RCP2.6 (SSP1-RCP2.6) (IPCC 2022) (Riahi et al.， 2022)。这些经济研究找到了成本最低的排放途径，使气温保持在2°C。随着时间的推移，这种排放路径趋于下降，在2080年左右达到净零。累积排放量将超过最终期望的水平，从而假设最后20年的排放量为负。负排放意味着二氧化碳是通过植树造林、采用CCS的农作物生物量以及直接的空气捕获和储存从大气中抽出的。政府间气候变化专门委员会2022年第六次评估报告(IPCC 2022)第三工作组的结论是，这些排放路径每年可能造成全球GDP的1.3-2.7%的损失(Riahi et al.， 2022)。这一成本估算意味着，本十年全球每年用于减缓的支出将达到1.3-2.7万亿美元，到本世纪最后一个十年将增至每年8.1-22.8万亿美元。这相当于这个十年每人每年花费164-467美元，到2100年每人花费1151-2391美元。这种人均支付不仅适用于富裕的公民，也适用于地球上的每个人。为了将气温控制在1.5°C以下，全世界必须立即采取更大幅度的减排行动。考察1.5°C目标的研究也是基于SSP1，但使用了RCP1.9排放情景。这些研究通过到2030年(7年后)减少50%的排放量和到2050年减少90%的排放量，将气温控制在1.5°C。这比2°C的情况要昂贵得多，因为必须立即采取缓解措施，迫使我们目前的大量全球资本过早退役。IPCC(2022)报告的结论是，这些1.5°C情景每年将造成GDP的2.6-4.2%的损失(Riahi et al.， 2022)。这意味着现在每年的成本为2.6-4.2万亿美元，到2100年每年的成本为16.1-26.0万亿美元。在全球范围内，目前每人每年的费用为328-530美元，到2100年将上升到2303-3720美元。“2050年净零排放”是比到2100年达到1.5°C的目标更为严格的排放路径。2050年后，一年内所有剩余的温室气体排放必须由当年的负排放抵消。“2050年净零排放”的减排成本很可能高于1.5°C情景，因为2050年之后的净排放量没有灵活性。令人惊讶的是，“2050年净零排放”的成本尚未公布。本期特刊要求一些建模团队估计“2050年净零排放”将使各个国家、地区和世界付出多少代价。许多经济模型无法估计这些成本，因为这些模型无法及时组织所需的投资以实现这些目标。然而，一些大胆的作者试图在本期特刊中确定“2050年净零排放”的减排成本。Richard Tol撰写的题为《巴黎气候目标的成本和收益》的论文认为，到2050年实现净零排放的最低成本估计乐观地将占GDP的3.8% - 5.6% (Tol, 2023)。Tol的估计值为3.8-5。 今天的成本是6万亿美元，或者说人均475-700美元。到2100年，这一数字将增长到24-35万亿美元，即人均3366-4960美元。他估计，这些低温目标的成本不太可能超过收益。Tol还提出了一个令人信服的论点，即这些最低成本数字是一个底线，而不是最佳猜测。Tol认为，没有迹象表明任何国家会走成本最低的道路。迄今为止所采取的大量缓解措施效率极低，导致每吨缓解措施的成本很高。托尔进一步指出，很少有国家计划到2050年实现净零排放。《巴黎协定》的目标与大多数国家的减缓计划之间存在很大差距。最后，他指出，从大气中去除碳的负排放成本正在迅速上升。创造更多林地和将更多农田转化为生物质生产的尝试很快就会耗尽土地。直接的空气捕获和储存每吨的成本可能高达1000美元，这意味着十亿吨的成本将达到万亿美元。由邵岱基、傅玉萱和陈亚琪合著的论文《东亚气候俱乐部:通往2050年净零排放之路》考察了日本、韩国、中国大陆和台湾的排放计划(Shaw et al.， 2023)。他们应用E3ME-FTT模型来评估三种净零政策情景。作者首先指出，日本、韩国和台湾最近同意到2050年实现净零排放，中国大陆也将在2060年跟进。然而，每个国家的详细减排计划只能使总排放量从2050年的175亿吨/年减少到99亿吨/年。为了进一步减少排放，作者建议四方建立一个有三个共同项目的气候俱乐部:统一的碳价格和收入中性的回收，对非俱乐部成员进口的碳边界调整机制(CBAM)，以及到2050年完全淘汰没有CCS的化石燃料发电的要求。到2050年，这将使总排放量减少到6.6亿吨/年。然后，他们建议气候俱乐部从部分碳价格收入中创建一个绿色基金，投资于负排放技术，以偿还碳债务。他们发现，到2050年，这个绿色基金可以累计将排放量减少到23亿吨/年。到2050年，这仍未达到净零，但这使这四个政党的国家计划离预期目标更近了一步。为了全面实现这一目标，各国政府必须在各个部门制定额外的净零排放战略。这份由Jennifer Morris、Y. H. Henry Chen、Angelo Gurgel、John Reilly和Andrei Sokolov撰写的论文题为《到2050年温室气体净零排放:可实现的，代价是什么?》是特刊中关于到2050年达到净零的最乐观的论文，并就如何实现这一目标制定了详细的计划(Morris et al.， 2023)。该分析使用麻省理工学院综合全球系统模型(IGSM)，这是一个完整的地球系统-经济模型，用来考察三种情景:到2050年全球实现净零排放;到2100年欧洲和美国实现净零排放，但全球排放被限制在1.5°C以下;后一种方案是在欧洲、美国和世界其他地区之间进行排放交易。作者认为，电力部门必须用可再生能源
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Pub Date : 2023-08-04DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823500239
Tae-Jin Kim, N. Tromp
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Pub Date : 2023-08-04DOI: 10.1142/s2010007823500227
Iori Okamura, S. Van Passel, Charlotte Fabri, Senda Tetsuji
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