Simulation study on the effect of differentiated carbon tax adjustment on CO2 emissions reduction in China from the perspective of carbon footprint

Fang, Xue; He, Weijun; Wen, FaGuang; An, Min; Song, Mengfei; Wang, Bei; Ramsey, Thomas Stephen

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.140071

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Simulation study on the effect of differentiated carbon tax adjustment on CO2 emissions reduction in China from the perspective of carbon footprint

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