MARKEL / CO2tot Co / Fuel Carbon Contenta Combustion Ratiob Inefficiency Lossb Coal / b /
Country
Japan / United States / Australia / China / /
Currency
pence / CNY / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Institute of Quantitative / Brandeis University / Monash University / / /
IndustryTerm
optimum technology / incremental energy inputs / plastics / production technologies / concrete products / possible energy-saving techniques / energy consumption / important greenhouse gas / energy-intensive sectors / energy technology selection model / energy structure / natural gas / energy sources / large energy consumer / energy-saving technology / minimum cost technology / oil / energy inputs / technology selection / energy usage / energy / /
Organization
Brandeis University / World Bank / Federal Government / Center of Policy Studies / Institute of Quantitative and Technological Economics / School of International Trade and Finance / Monash University / Chinese Academy of Social Sciences / Chinese government / / /
Position
king / Deputy Director of Quantitative and Technical Economics / producer / /
Technology
minimum cost technology / production technologies / optimum technology / energy-saving technology / Simulation / technology of CO2 discharge reduction / /
Impact of Carbon Tax and Reduced CO2 Discharge on Chinese Economy: A Static CGE Analysis Yuxin Zheng1 1.