SNA Based Identification of Key Factors Affecting the Implementation of Emission Trading System (ETS) in Building Sector: A Study in the Context of China

Song, Xiangnan; Shen, Liyin; Yam, Michael C.H.; Zhao, Zongnan

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-0855-9_52

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“…The experts were asked to distribute a score of 100 among the shortlisted factors in each category such that the most important factor gets the highest score followed by the lesser important one and so on. For consolidating the views of the different experts, the criterion of “Minority is subordinate to majority” (Song et al , 2015) was used. That means a factor in a category was deemed relevant only if atleast half of the experts (6 or more) agreed with it.…”

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Prioritization of drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics in an emerging economy using fuzzy AHP

Jakhar

Srivastava

2018

BFJ

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify and prioritize the drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics improvements in an emerging economy like India. The field of agri-logistics lies at the critical intersection of the agricultural and logistics sectors and is capable of ameliorating the state of food distribution in the country. The inefficiencies inherent in the food distribution system in India lead to massive post-harvest wastage that is estimated at around 13bn dollars per annum. This paper examines the improvement drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics that can significantly contribute toward the enhancement of the agricultural supply chain. Design/methodology/approach The synthesis and prioritization of drivers, enablers and resistors was based on an extensive literature review and consultation with experts. With the help of semi-structured interviews and a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process approach, the research develops a drivers-enablers-resitors framework. Findings The outcome is a hierarchy-based framework that prioritizes the drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics. The research reveals the critical areas where decision makers should channelize their resources and efforts to gain maximum benefits. Originality/value The segmentation of the factors impacting agri-logistics into drivers, enablers and resistors provides a fresh perspective on the issue and helps improve understanding of the problem. Prioritization of the factors represents a unique contribution to the field of agri-logistics.

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Prioritization of drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics in an emerging economy using fuzzy AHP

Jakhar

Srivastava

2018

BFJ

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Blockchain-enhanced trading systems for construction industry to control carbon emissions

Shu

Liu

et al. 2022

Clean Techn Environ Policy

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Theoretical framework for carbon trading in the built environment

Kukah,

Jin,

Osei-Kyei

et al. 2024

JEDT

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Purpose This conceptual paper aims to develop a theoretical framework for carbon trading in the built environment through theories to expand current knowledge on components of carbon trading systems. Design/methodology/approach This theoretical framework was developed and supported with existing theories and past empirical literature from built environment, economics and finance. Underlying theories used in the framework were selected due to their significance and applicability to carbon trading projects. Hypotheses set in the study summarise the propositions developed from the theories and past empirical literature. Findings The framework reveals four major components of carbon trading for the built environment. Six hypotheses were further proposed to unravel the resultant influence of their interactions on each component in the trading system. Research limitations/implications This paper sought to undertake a theoretical review of classical theories and past studies on carbon trading. Even though a systematic review was undertaken, the constructs in the theoretical framework may not be exhaustive. Practical implications This study contributes and advances the body of knowledge on the components that comprise the mechanism of how carbon trading operates in the built environment. Theoretically, the framework developed serves as a multi-dimensional guide on the operations of carbon trading in the built environment. Originality/value The theoretical framework developed endeavours to consolidate multi-faceted theories from varying disciplines on the components that comprise carbon trading in the built environment.

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SNA Based Identification of Key Factors Affecting the Implementation of Emission Trading System (ETS) in Building Sector: A Study in the Context of China

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Prioritization of drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics in an emerging economy using fuzzy AHP

Prioritization of drivers, enablers and resistors of agri-logistics in an emerging economy using fuzzy AHP

Blockchain-enhanced trading systems for construction industry to control carbon emissions

Theoretical framework for carbon trading in the built environment

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