The linkage of CO2 emissions for China, EU, and USA: evidence from the regional and sectoral analyses.
作者： Yue-Jun Zhang , Kai-Bin Zhang
DOI: 10.1007/S11356-018-1965-7
关键词: Economics 、 Spillover effect 、 European union 、 Greenhouse gas 、 Energy consumption 、 Economic geography 、 China 、 Multiplier (economics) 、 Economic integration 、 Feedback effect
摘要: As economic integration in the world continues to advance, energy consumption and carbon emissions various regions have also become increasingly interdependent. In order better understand regional interaction of emissions, this paper employs a three-region input-output approach explore linkage CO2 among China, EU, USA. Based on table environment account World Input-Output Database (WIOD) 2009, we calculate emission multiplier effect, spillover feedback effect carry out analysis from sectoral levels. The results show that, first all, each region is larger than effects. Second, EU USA higher China China’s them. Finally, effects different sectors characteristics.
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