Additional social welfare of environmental regulation: The effect of environmental taxes on income inequality

Yang, Xiaohu; Tang, Wenliang

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.117095

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“…Environmental regulation is a pivotal subject within supply chain operations management. Numerous approaches, including carbon cap-and-trade, environmental taxes, green subsidies, and eco-labels, have been utilized to manage manufacturers' production activities 29 – 32 . Diabat and Simchi-Levi 33 found that tighter emission caps increase supply chain costs, highlighting the need for a long-term perspective in setting carbon reduction targets.…”

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Supply chain management with uncertainty in consumer perception of product greenness under an eco-label policy

Gao,

Wei

2023

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The urgency of environmental preservation necessitates green manufacturing and supply chain advancements. This research examines a green supply chain problem influenced by eco-label policies, focusing on two prevalent market eco-label types. One allows the manufacturer to determine product greenness, while the other requires compliance with standards set by a non-governmental organization (NGO). We also explore the variability in consumer comprehension of eco-label implications and purchasing behaviors with different eco-labeled products. Through consumer utility and manufacturer profit models, we discover that the manufacturer's production and pricing choices significantly impact consumer behavior. Increased investigation costs may enhance consumer utility through improved product greenness, potentially boosting manufacturer profit via price hikes. However, if investigation costs are minimal, the NGO-label may be rejected due to decreased utility and profit. These insights could help direct supply chains by providing a theoretical foundation for green production decisions and future eco-label policies, whether determined by an NGO or the manufacturer.

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Supply chain management with uncertainty in consumer perception of product greenness under an eco-label policy

Gao,

Wei

2023

Sci Rep

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“…Ratio of green food base per unit area [8,9,10,23,24,25,26] Per unit of green food production materials certified products Intensity of fertilizer use [11,12,27,28,29,30] Intensity of pesticide use…”

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“…The goal of ecological compensation is to raise the cost of environmental damage and the benefits of environmental protection while decreasing negative externalities [11]. At present, China's ecological compensation methods include taxing pollution, providing incentives for environmental protection, and using taxes to assume responsibility for environmental repair [12]. The third is the value-added premium model.…”

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Effectiveness of Unleashing the Value of Ecological Products for Sustained Income Growth Among Farmers: Evidence from China

Geng,

Zhang

2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Development inequities and environmental pressures are both growing globally. We must actively investigate green development strategies to address the problems of development inequality. First, using RIF regression, we find that releasing the value of ecological products has a considerable beneficial influence on farmers' income. We also utilised quantile regression to find that the effect of income rise was stronger for low-income earners than for high-income earners, confirming the conclusion that the gap might be narrowed. Then, using regressions of moderating effects, we investigate how we can sustain this efficacy and discover that social capital, collective action, and institutional provision can play key positive moderating roles. Finally, we employ heterogeneity analysis to find that the longer the time period, the more effective the income growth, with the northeastern region seeing poor income gains due to intensive industrial development patterns. The findings offer policy suggestions for developing countries to alleviate development inequities.

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Analysis of Modern Approaches to the Transformation of Social Systems in Postmodern Society

Molodetska

2024

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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Additional social welfare of environmental regulation: The effect of environmental taxes on income inequality

Cited by 21 publications

References 69 publications

Supply chain management with uncertainty in consumer perception of product greenness under an eco-label policy

Supply chain management with uncertainty in consumer perception of product greenness under an eco-label policy

Effectiveness of Unleashing the Value of Ecological Products for Sustained Income Growth Among Farmers: Evidence from China

Analysis of Modern Approaches to the Transformation of Social Systems in Postmodern Society

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