Applying the hypothetical extraction method to investigate the interindustry greenhouse gas emissions linkages in the Greek economy

Tsirimokos, Christos

doi:10.1080/21606544.2023.2221206

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“…The ndings of this paper align with and complement the results presented by Tsirimokos (2023), where the HEM was employed to investigate GHG emissions interindustry linkages in the Greek economy for the same year. Both TLM and HEM, despite their methodological differences, provide consistent insights into the environmental implications of economic activities.…”

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A Comprehensive Input-Output Analysis Model for Quantifying Environmental Linkages and Leakages: Evidence from Greece

Tsirimokos

2023

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This paper introduces a novel approach to simultaneously estimate total (direct and indirect) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions linkages and leakages by employing both the Leontief demand-driven and Ghosh supply-driven input-output (I-O) models. Using the Greek economy as a case study the paper contributes to the research field of environmental interindustry linkage analysis by evaluating the impact of international trade on the carbon footprint of national economies. The analysis identifies industries with significant emissions linkages and leakages, highlighting the potential for domestic input substitution as a means to reduce GHG emissions. This approach offers valuable insights for the formulation of targeted mitigation policies, contributing to the pursuit of sustainable development goals.

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A Comprehensive Input-Output Analysis Model for Quantifying Environmental Linkages and Leakages: Evidence from Greece

Tsirimokos

2023

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“…First, the government should establish a human resource development system to promote employment, focus on how to enhance the employment skills and entrepreneurial qualities of workers, strengthen the ability of workers to adapt to new environments and external shocks, and strengthen the reserve of “stable employment” policies [ 41 , [56] , [57] , [58] , [59] ]. Second, the government should conduct a comprehensive analysis of the issues that limit the employment of the labor population force from many angles.…”

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