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EMISSION TRADING POLICY (2) answer(s).
 
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Does emission trading policy restrain economy? a county-scale empirical assessment from Zhejiang Province of China / Hu, Yingde   Journal Article
Hu, Yingde Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Despite extensive attention paid to emissions trading policy (ETP) approaches, the effect of ETP on economic performance is still ambiguous, and its mechanism and policy scenarios remains to be clarified. This study uses panel data at county level from 2002 to 2017 in Zhejiang province to explore the effects of China's ETP on the economic development. Adopting the difference-in-differences (DID) model, it reveals that 1) China's ETP has an aggregative negative impact on county economy. 2) gradual regression results shows that investment intensity inhibitory effect is proved and investment intensity has a strong mediating role, but innovation-boosting effect (Porter hypothesis) is not well supported as ETP does not spur the level of innovation and total factor productivity. 3) Further study shows the level of industrialisation, business environment and financial development in the county can significantly moderate the negative impact of ETP on regional economic development. This study extends the literature of environmental policy and economic development, by providing the empirical evidence at county level with 16-year time span, to generate the solid basis of ETP implementation. Overall, this study has important implications for the government to further evaluate policy effectiveness and promote ETP gradually.
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Green innovation effect of emission trading policy on pilot areas and neighboring areas: an analysis based on the spatial econometric model / Du, Gang   Journal Article
Du, Gang Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper takes China's pilot emission trading policy as a quasi-natural experiment to study the green innovation effect. Based on the green patent data of listed companies in China from 2000 to 2018, the spatial Durbin model was used to explain the green innovation effect of the emission trading policy on pilot areas and neighboring areas at the national level, and the heterogeneity was further discussed according to the patent types in this paper. Further, the interaction effect of the policy and government intervention was studied in this paper. The conclusions can be obtained as follows: First, the emission trading policy has a significant promotion effect on the green innovation in the pilot areas, and a significant inhibitory effect in the neighboring areas. Second, there is a patent type heterogeneity between the green invention innovation effect and the green utility model innovation effect. The emission trading policy only shows a significant spatial spillover effect in green utility model innovation. Third, a high level of government intervention will inhibit the green innovation effect. This article provides empirical evidence and policy implementations to better promote the green innovation by implementing the emission trading policy more rationally.
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