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The economics of energy policy in China: implications for global climate change

ZhongXiang Zhang

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Some economic aspects of climate change analysis of the Chinese energy system economic modelling approaches to cost estimates for limiting CO2 emissions a computable general equilibrium model for energy and environmental policy analysis data, model, calibration and solution macroeconomic analysis of CO2 emission limits for China - a CGE model application cost-effective analysis of carbon abatement.

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Some economic aspects of climate change analysis of the Chinese energy system economic modelling approaches to cost estimates for limiting CO2 emissions a computable general equilibrium model for energy and environmental policy analysis data, model, calibration and solution macroeconomic analysis of CO2 emission limits for China - a CGE model application cost-effective analysis of carbon abatement.

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Some economic aspects of climate change analysis of the Chinese energy system economic modelling approaches to cost estimates for limiting CO2 emissions a computable general equilibrium model for energy and environmental policy analysis data, model, calibration and solution macroeconomic analysis of CO2 emission limits for China - a CGE model application cost-effective analysis of carbon abatement.

Key concepts: Computable general equilibrium, Climate change, Limiting, Economics, China, Natural resource economics, Energy policy, Policy analysis

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