The effects of resource export and import taxes on resource conservation and welfare outcomes: triple win or loss reconsidered

Güven, Gökhan

doi:10.1007/s10644-024-09728-4

Econ Change Restruct

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10644-024-09728-4

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The effects of resource export and import taxes on resource conservation and welfare outcomes: triple win or loss reconsidered

Gökhan Güven

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A neuro decision-making approach for prioritizing circular economy criteria in sustainable smart cities

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A study on the quantification and impact mechanism of regional ecological compensation based on revised carbon accounts: evidence from the Yellow River Basin economic zone in China

Xu,

2024

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With the progression of regional connectivity, attaining the ‘dual-carbon target’ is no longer the narrative of a single city. To achieve synergistic governance among cities in the basin economic zone, it is essential to establish a multidimensional ecological compensation mechanism. This research amended the conventional carbon accounting model by utilising carbon emissions and economic data from 59 cities in China’s Yellow River Basin, covering the period from 2004 to 2021, after the timeframe of significant alterations in the administrative divisions of cities was removed. It additionally compares and analyses the clustering patterns and trajectories of centre-of-gravity shifts in regional ecocompensation credits while investigating the impact processes through geo-probes. The findings indicate that the amended carbon account has a more decentralised distribution when interregional disparities are considered. Second, ecocompensation credits are characterised mostly by low-high and low-low agglomeration; nevertheless, their regional distribution is uneven. Moreover, the rankings of the top five cities in terms of ecocompensation exhibited minimal variation each year. The degree of green technology is the primary determinant of the spatiotemporal evolution of ecological compensation. The conclusions of this study can serve as a valuable reference for the execution of medium- and long-term ecocompensation policies and aid in attaining the ‘dual-carbon’ aim.

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The effects of resource export and import taxes on resource conservation and welfare outcomes: triple win or loss reconsidered

Cited by 2 publications

References 98 publications

A neuro decision-making approach for prioritizing circular economy criteria in sustainable smart cities

A neuro decision-making approach for prioritizing circular economy criteria in sustainable smart cities

A study on the quantification and impact mechanism of regional ecological compensation based on revised carbon accounts: evidence from the Yellow River Basin economic zone in China

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