Research on the International Carbon Emission Trading Mechanism
Ming Zeng, Shiyu Meng, Zhuhan Long, Liyi Tian, Chenjun Sun
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Ming Zeng, Shiyu Meng, Zhuhan Long, Liyi Tian, Chenjun Sun
Abstract
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Carbon emissions trading is an important part of international environmental cooperation.It is also a comparatively novel applied research field of environmental economics and institutional economics in international trade.The existing carbon trading mechanisms mainly have problems such as cost-efficiency asymmetry and differences of interests.In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes to construct a new emission trading mechanism.The new mechanism is based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, cost-sharing principle and selective incentive principle.It focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by the trading of emission rights based on transaction cost theory and the construction of a global carbon emissions trading mechanism.
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Carbon emissions trading is an important part of international environmental cooperation.It is also a comparatively novel applied research field of environmental economics and institutional economics in international trade.The existing carbon trading mechanisms mainly have problems such as cost-efficiency asymmetry and differences of interests.In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes to construct a new emission trading mechanism.The new mechanism is based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, cost-sharing principle and selective incentive principle.It focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by the trading of emission rights based on transaction cost theory and the construction of a global carbon emissions trading mechanism.
Key concepts: Mechanism (biology), Carbon fibers, Computer science, Business, Physics, Quantum mechanics, Algorithm, Composite number