A two-level dynamic game of carbon emission trading between Russia, China, and Annex B countries

Bernard, Alain; Haurie, Alain; Vielle, Marc; Viguier, Laurent

doi:10.1016/j.jedc.2007.07.001

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“…Dales [21] proved the idea of emission trading on the basis of the Coase theorem and externality theory of environmental pollution, and then defined the boundary of emission rights. Bernard [22] illustrated a strategy game between Russia and competitive developing countries on the basis of an international emission permit market in the Kyoto Protocol. Weikard et al [23] assessed a framework for carbon emission reduction negotiations based on carbon trading, guaranteeing the stability and feasibility of the international Sustainability 2017, 9, 2052 4 of 27 carbon emission reduction agreement.…”

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“…Paltsev et al [28] evaluated the US greenhouse gas quota and trading plan and analyzed the Emissions Forecasting and Policy Analysis (EPPA) model. Quota transaction [19,22] CERs [21,23] Certified emission reduction EUAs [24][25][26][27] European Union emission quota AAUs [28] Assigned amount units Program trading [30] VERs [31][32][33][34][35] Voluntary emission reduction VCS [36][37][38] Voluntary carbon standard…”

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“…Updated versions of the model have been used to analyze the implementation of economic instruments for GHG emissions in a second-best setting [10], to assess the strategic allocation of GHG emission allowances in the EU-wide market [50], to analyze the behavior of Russia in the Kyoto Protocol [8,7], and to assess the costs of Kyoto for Switzerland with and without international emissions trading [13].…”

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In this paper we report on the coordinated development of a regional module within a world computable general equilibrium model (CGEM) and of a bottom up energy-technology-environment model (ETEM) describing long term economic and technology choices for Switzerland to mitigate GHG emissions in accordance with Kyoto and post-Kyoto possible targets. We discuss different possible approaches for coupling the two types of models and we detail a scenario built from a combined model where the residential sector is described by the bottom-up model and the rest of the economy by the CGEM.

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A two-level dynamic game of carbon emission trading between Russia, China, and Annex B countries

Cited by 63 publications

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Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

Low-Carbon Planning and Design in B&R Logistics Service: A Case Study of an E-Commerce Big Data Platform in China

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A Coupled Bottom-Up/Top-Down Model for GHG Abatement Scenarios in the Swiss Housing Sector

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