How Can Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Public–Private Partnership Projects Performance Compensate during the Operation Period? A Two-Stage Perspective of Recycling and Remanufacturing

Liu, Yuxin; Hao, Jiekuo; Li, Chunhui; Li, Yuejia; Zhou, Chuyue; Zheng, Haoxuan; Xu, Sun; Chen, Weihong; Li, Xingwei

doi:10.3390/systems11040170

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“…This seriously threatens the climate and the environment. The construction process generates enormous amounts of construction and demolition waste (CDW) [4,5]. This damage has drawn the attention of the government and scholars [6,7].…”

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Pricing Decisions in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chains under Carbon Tax Scenarios

Zhang,

Chen,

Peng

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Pricing decisions for construction and demolition waste recycling are severely hampered by consumer uncertainty in assessing the value of recycled building materials. This paper uses a construction and demolition waste (CDW) recycling utilization model that consists of a building materials manufacturer and a building materials remanufacturer and compares both the prices and the profits under different carbon tax scenarios, i.e., consumer risk-averse and risk-neutral scenarios. The main conclusions are as follows. (1) The optimal price of traditional products is always negatively correlated with consumer risk aversion. Unlike traditional products, the optimal price of recycled building materials is negatively related to the degree of consumer risk aversion in the case of a low carbon tax; the opposite conclusion is obtained in the case of a high carbon tax. (2) When the abatement cost coefficient is below the threshold and the carbon tax is low, the profits of the building materials manufacturer and remanufacturer show a U-shaped trend with consumer risk aversion; in the case of a high carbon tax, the profits of the two enterprises are positively correlated with consumer risk aversion. In addition, when the abatement cost coefficient is above the threshold, there is an interval in which the profits of the building materials manufacturer are positively correlated with consumer risk aversion in the case in which the carbon tax satisfies this interval. In all the other cases, there is a U-shaped trend in profits and consumer risk aversion levels for both the building materials manufacturer and the remanufacturer.

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Pricing Decisions in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chains under Carbon Tax Scenarios

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“…The large amount of CDW generation causes problems such as soil pollution, global warming, and deterioration of public health [2,3]. As an effective way to address CDW, CDW recycling has a positive impact on the sustainable development of the economy and environment [4,5]. However, the limited CDW treatment capacity still makes CDW management a great challenge [6], and CDW has become a global environmental issue [7].…”

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Evolutionary Mechanism of Government Green Development Behavior in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Projects: A Perspective of Ecological Compensation

Chen,

Yin,

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Although construction and demolition waste (CDW) recycling projects have received increasing attention from national and regional governments, the mechanisms for the evolution of government green development behavior in such projects are not yet clear. From the perspective of ecological compensation for the cross-regional disposal of CDW, this study aims to reveal the evolutionary mechanism of government green development behavior through externality theory. The main findings are as follows. First, the initial probability of government adoption of green development behavior does not affect the final stable state of the system. Second, there is heterogeneity in the effects of the allocation coefficient of ecological benefits and the ecological compensation coefficient on different government green development behavior. Finally, ecological benefits can encourage the government to actively adopt green development behavior. This study introduces for the first time an ecological compensation perspective into the study of CDW project management, which not only enriches the knowledge system of the government green development behavior on project management but also provides a reference for the government to participate in the process of cross-regional disposal of CDW in favor of ecological compensation.

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“…According to statistics, the total amount of construction and demolition waste (CDW) in 2020 accounts for 36% of global solid waste and is the largest source of solid waste (Ferdous et al, 2021). Recycling is an effective way to address CDW (Barbudo et al, 2020), which not only reduces energy production costs and resource consumption but also improves the environment (Liu et al, 2023;Tam, 2009). However, the capital investment in CDW recycling projects is large (Umar et al, 2021), and the government's unilateral investment will bear huge financial pressure .…”

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Evolutionary mechanism of green technology innovation behavior in the operation period of construction and demolition waste recycling public–private partnership projects

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This paper aims to disclose the evolutionary mechanism of banks' green credit and construction and demolition waste (CDW) recycling enterprises' green technology innovation behavior during the operation period of CDW recycling public–private partnership projects with absorptive capacity theory. The conclusions are as follows. First, the government subsidy coefficient has a positive effect on the evolution of banks to participate in green credit. Second, absorptive capacity and the level of collaboration have a positive effect on the evolution of CDW recycling enterprises to collaborative innovation. Third, CDW recycling enterprises' green technology innovation behavior interacts with banks' green credit participation strategy.

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How Can Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Public–Private Partnership Projects Performance Compensate during the Operation Period? A Two-Stage Perspective of Recycling and Remanufacturing

Cited by 9 publications

References 76 publications

Pricing Decisions in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chains under Carbon Tax Scenarios

Pricing Decisions in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chains under Carbon Tax Scenarios

Evolutionary Mechanism of Government Green Development Behavior in Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Projects: A Perspective of Ecological Compensation

Evolutionary mechanism of green technology innovation behavior in the operation period of construction and demolition waste recycling public–private partnership projects

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