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Environmental degradation and output volatility : a global perspective

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This study examines the link between environmental indicators and output volatility unlike the previous literature that mainly emphasized the importance of carbon emissions and economic growth nexus. Output uncertainty is considered a serious global issue as it undermines economic gains and...

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Using output-based allocations to manage volatility and leakage in pollution markets

Meunier, Guy; Montero, Juan-Pablo; Ponssard, Jean-Pierre - 2017

around the world, and in Europe in particular, we use our model to revisit several critical issues in the design of these …

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Using output-based allocations to manage volatility and leakage in pollution markets

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Pricing carbon emissions in China

Chang, Chia-Lin; Mai, Te-Ke; McAleer, Michael - 2018

to how carbon emissions might be mitigated to reduce fossil fuel pollution. The Chinese Government has promoted the …, which causes serious pollution. In order to understand the regional markets well, it is necessary to analyze the energy …

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