2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2011.02.038
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The effect of increasing exports on industrial energy intensity in China

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“…A significant impact of rising energy price on the declining of energy intensity was observed by Hang and Tu (2007) and Wu (2012), but not by Yuxiang and Chen (2010). In addition, the positive impact of export on overall energy intensity suggested by Zheng et al (2011) is challenged by the evidence provided by Yu (2012) who reported that an independent effect of export on energy intensity. From the previous literature, we see that though the topic on identifying the driving forces of changing China's energy intensity has attracted a large amount of research efforts, there are still two main shortcomings.…”
Section: Tablementioning
confidence: 71%
“…A significant impact of rising energy price on the declining of energy intensity was observed by Hang and Tu (2007) and Wu (2012), but not by Yuxiang and Chen (2010). In addition, the positive impact of export on overall energy intensity suggested by Zheng et al (2011) is challenged by the evidence provided by Yu (2012) who reported that an independent effect of export on energy intensity. From the previous literature, we see that though the topic on identifying the driving forces of changing China's energy intensity has attracted a large amount of research efforts, there are still two main shortcomings.…”
Section: Tablementioning
confidence: 71%
“…A great deal of foreign investment flowing into China has resulted in significant technology spillovers and direct technological transfer, leading to a decline in energy intensity. Zheng et al [40] confirm that FDI can reduce energy intensity of China. We also expect such a similar conclusion.…”
Section: Foreign Direct Investment (Fdi)mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…China has become one of the world's largest hosts of FDI inflows. Zheng, Qi, and Chen (2011) argue that FDI has reduced energy intensity in China because the large quantities of foreign investment flowing into the country have resulted in the installment of energy efficient technologies and significant technology spillovers. FDI, measured in US dollars, is converted into Renminbi (RMB) by means of the average exchange rate for each year.…”
Section: Foreign Direct Investment (Fdi)mentioning
confidence: 99%