Carbon dioxide emissions and Chinese OFDI: From the perspective of carbon neutrality targets and environmental management of home country

Yang, Tianle; Dong, Qingyuan; Du, Qin; Du, Min; Dong, Rui; Chen, Ming

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113120

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“…Solutions related to the reduction of carbon emissions have acquired importance [3,15,46]. Yang et al [47] used three paths through which OFDI can affect the carbon dioxide emissions of a whole country, including economic scale, technology level and industry composition effects. Mostafaeipour et al [48] employed a system dynamics approach to examine the effects of renewable energy development in Iran in terms of carbon emissions and examined five distinct scenarios: increasing the feed-in tariff, eliminating fossil fuel power plant subsidies, gradually eliminating fossil fuel power plant subsidies and two combined scenarios that consider the carbon cost of electricity generation.…”

Section: Recycling Strategy Of Ton or Tormentioning

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Extended Warranty Strategy and Its Environment Impact of Remanufactured Supply Chain

Zhang

Sun

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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To reduce environmental pollution, the government has issued relevant laws and regulations, and more and more enterprises engage in remanufacturing and recycling used products. Trade old for new and trade old for remanufactured have become marketing means to promote product recycling. The extended warranty service is used to promote the recycling of waste products. To design an optimal extended warranty service strategy and analyze its environment impact in a remanufactured supply chain, game theory is used to model the competitive relationship between a manufacturer and an E-commerce platform. Considering whether the E-commerce platform provides extended warranty service, four models are constructed, and the extended warranty service strategy and its environment impact can be analyzed. The results show that, when the level of substitutability between remanufactured and new products meets a certain rage, new or remanufactured products with extended warranty service strategy can increase the demand for new or remanufactured products, respectively. In the four models, the changing trends of manufacturer’s profit, E-commerce platform’s profit and supply chain’s profit, consumer surplus, environmental impact and social welfare are the same, but only the thresholds are different. From the perspectives of supply chain member, supply chain system, consumer, environment and society, the new and remanufactured products with extended warranty service strategy is the best choice.

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Section: Recycling Strategy Of Ton or Tormentioning

confidence: 99%

Extended Warranty Strategy and Its Environment Impact of Remanufactured Supply Chain

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Sun

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“…There is a certain degree of causality between the country's industrialization and even urbanization and the decline in environmental quality. Yang et al (2021) set out to study the relationship between FDI and home country's carbon dioxide emissions, and found that FDI is positively associated with home country's carbon dioxide emissions. The technological spillovers from FDI reduce CO 2 emissions to some extent.…”

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Effects of ICT hardware, software and FDI on CO2 emissions in China

Chi

Zhang

2022

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With the rapid development of information and communication technology (ICT) and counter-cyclical expanding of foreign direct investment (FDI), most foreign-invested companies in China are highly polluting. Meanwhile, new research shows that the impact of ICT on the environment is uncertain. This study is an effort in dividing ICT into hardware and software, aiming to explore its effects on CO2 emissions from 2003 to 2017 in 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities in China, and further explore the impacts of its application to foreign-invested enterprises on environmental quality. The findings show that ICT software specifies negative and statistically significant effects on CO2 emissions, but ICT hardware and FDI indicate positive and statistically significant effects on CO2 emissions. However, when ICT software and hardware are applied to foreign-invested enterprises, they can significantly improve the environmental quality. It is noteworthy that previous period of ICT software will increase current CO2 emissions significantly, yet ICT hardware lagged three years will reduce current CO2 emissions significantly.

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“…This should cover business processes including hydrogen production, hydrogen storage, hydrogen transportation, hydrogen refueling, hydrogen utilization, hydrogen detection, and hydrogen safety, as well as fields involving hydrogen transportation, hydrogen energy storage, hydrogen chemical industry, and hydrogen metallurgy. (5) Introduce corresponding policies to guide and promote the effective implementation of carbon emission reduction projects. ( 6) Encourage the development of tertiary industries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote the optimization and transformation of the steel and coal industry to realize low-carbon green industries.…”

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“…The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions plateaued in 2019 at 33 Gt [3]. According to data from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) [4,5], over the last decade, the top four emitters headed by China accounted for 55 percent of global Greenhouse Gas emissions. China contributed to more than a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions, and has per capita emissions about 40% higher than the global average.…”

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An Empirical Study of Carbon Emission Impact Factors Based on the Vector Autoregression Model

Fan¹,

Luo

et al. 2021

Energies

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It is important to effectively reduce carbon emissions and ensure the simultaneous adjustment of economic development and environmental protection. Therefore, we used Kaya identity to screen the factors influencing carbon emissions and conducted preliminary qualitative analyses, including grey relation analysis and linear regression analysis, on important variables to establish a vector autoregression (VAR) model based on their annual data to empirically analyze the influencing factors of carbon emissions. The results showed that economic growth effect, energy intensity effect and embodied carbon in foreign trade were the key factors affecting carbon emissions, among which the economic growth effect contributed the most. Accordingly, we propose countermeasures including technological innovation to reduce energy intensity, the development of new energy sources to improve energy structure, acceleration of industrial structure transfer, and optimization of trade structure.

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Carbon dioxide emissions and Chinese OFDI: From the perspective of carbon neutrality targets and environmental management of home country

Cited by 62 publications

References 55 publications

Extended Warranty Strategy and Its Environment Impact of Remanufactured Supply Chain

Extended Warranty Strategy and Its Environment Impact of Remanufactured Supply Chain

Effects of ICT hardware, software and FDI on CO2 emissions in China

An Empirical Study of Carbon Emission Impact Factors Based on the Vector Autoregression Model

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