THE REGIONAL ROLES ALONGSIDE THE EVOLUTION OF CARBON TRANSFER STRUCTURE WITHIN CHINA: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE NATIONAL VALUE CHAIN

IF 2.3 4区经济学 0 ECONOMICS

Climate Change Economics Pub Date : 2022-03-14 DOI:10.1142/s2010007822400115

Shuyu Wang, Jieying Wu, Guoxiang Xu

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Abstract

To strengthen the national efforts to meet Paris Agreement Targets, China has announced its carbon neutrality goal in 2020 and launched the national carbon market in 2021. Regional carbon emissions accounting is important for the allocation of regional mitigation targets and emission allowances in the policy-making of the national carbon market. This paper integrates the trade in value-added (TiVA) accounting method to comprehensively analyze the evolution of the carbon emissions transfer network in China along the national value chain (NVC) and further clarifies the changing roles of regions participating in the network during 2007–2017. The results indicate that the inter-regional carbon emissions transfer structure in China has changed from the pattern of “transferring from inland areas to developed areas” to a new pattern of a “carbon emissions transfer network with the Yangtze River Delta and the Central regions as pivots”. This paper provides insightful results for China to strike a balance between economic development and environmental governance among regions in achieving carbon neutrality.

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中国碳转移结构演变中的区域作用:基于国家价值链的视角

为了加强国家实现《巴黎协定》目标的努力，中国宣布了2020年的碳中和目标，并于2021年启动了全国碳市场。区域碳排放核算对于在国家碳市场决策中分配区域减排目标和排放限额具有重要意义。本文结合增加值贸易(TiVA)核算方法，综合分析了中国碳排放转移网络沿国家价值链(NVC)的演变，并进一步明确了2007-2017年参与网络的区域角色的变化。研究结果表明，中国区域间碳排放转移结构已经从“内陆向发达地区转移”的格局转变为“以长三角和中部地区为枢纽的碳排放转移网络”的新格局。本文为中国在实现碳中和的过程中如何在经济发展与环境治理之间取得平衡提供了有益的启示。

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Climate Change Economics Multiple-

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17.40%

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期刊介绍： Climate Change Economics (CCE) publishes theoretical and empirical papers devoted to analyses of mitigation, adaptation, impacts, and other issues related to the policy and management of greenhouse gases. CCE is specifically devoted to papers in economics although it is understood that authors may need to rely on other fields for important insights. The journal is interested in papers examining the issue at every scale from local to global and papers from around the world are encouraged. CCE is also interested in both original research and review papers and welcomes comments discussing previous articles.