Internationally, allocation of responsibility for reducing greenhouse gas emissions is
currently based on the production‐based (PB) accounting method, which measures …

China is the top CO 2 emitter with enormous regional variation in economic development,
resource endowment, and consumption patterns, which leads to great variations in regional …

This paper examines the impacts of industrialization and urbanization on CO 2 emissions in
China using nonparametric additive regression models and provincial panel data from 1990 …

This paper examines the impact of a carbon trading pilot policy on the low-carbon
international competitiveness of an industry to test whether creating a carbon market causes …

China's pilot carbon trading policy is expected to be both efficient and flexible in reducing
carbon emissions through incentivising low-carbon innovation. This paper analyses the …

Whether embedding in global value chain (GVC) can promote China's manufacturing
industry green growth is of great importance for China to accelerate the realization of green …

While China is on track to meet its global climate commitments through 2020, China's post-
2020 CO 2 emissions trajectory is highly uncertain, with projections varying widely across …

The political success of the Paris COP 21 in 2015 contrasted sharply with the diplomatic
breakdown at Copenhagen six years before in 2009. Contributing to this success was …

China and India are the countries with the largest increase in carbon emissions and one of
the fastest growing economies in the world. A better understanding of the carbon emissions …

The so-called post-China countries (PC-16́s), distinguished by low wages and high
economic growth, will replace China as the “world's factory”. The aim of this paper is to …