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