China's Industrial Low-carbon Development and Adjustment of Demand Model
Meixia Wang
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Meixia Wang
Abstract
This paper builds a model of final demand structure decomposition of industrial CO2 emissions with the non-competitive input-output method,and makes an analysis on the inducing mechanism and final demand structure decomposition of CO2 emissions of China's 24 industries at three levels in 2010.The results suggest that the most significant contributor to China's industrial CO2 emissions is the fixed investments from the construction sector and some industrial sectors,the export of some industrial products and the final consumption.There is a distinct difference in the final demand structure of CO2 emissions within industries.We propose that the adjustment of demand mode should one of the strategic orientations for low-carbon development and we also offer some suggestions and proper measures for China's low-carbon demand mode adjustment.
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This paper builds a model of final demand structure decomposition of industrial CO2 emissions with the non-competitive input-output method,and makes an analysis on the inducing mechanism and final demand structure decomposition of CO2 emissions of China's 24 industries at three levels in 2010.The results suggest that the most significant contributor to China's industrial CO2 emissions is the fixed investments from the construction sector and some industrial sectors,the export of some industrial products and the final consumption.There is a distinct difference in the final demand structure of CO2 emissions within industries.We propose that the adjustment of demand mode should one of the strategic orientations for low-carbon development and we also offer some suggestions and proper measures for China's low-carbon demand mode adjustment.
Key concepts: Final demand, China, Secondary sector of the economy, Mode (computer interface), Decomposition, Consumption (sociology), Economics, Industrial organization