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This book discusses on the Impact Mechanism of Carbon Tariffs and Carbon Labeling on Agri-trade and Emissions Reduction. Specifically, (1) it has analyzed the effect of carbon tariffs on Agri-trade and emissions reduction based on the hypothesis of carbon factor movement and the game theory, and built a Theoretical Model for carbon labeling to lead low-carbon behavior based on the international practices; (2) it simulated the impact of carbon tariffs on world's macro-economy and Agri-trade in China and worldwide using the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) model; (3) it has made the first attempt to see the differences of willingness to pay for low-carbon products, purchasing behavior and expectations for government subsidies between consumers of different regions at different levels in China, by adopting questionnaire survey and scenario experiment; and (4) it has done an empirical analysis of carbon labels’ effect on low carbon consumption behavior based on Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and experimental observation data with large samples. Finally, it has proposed policy recommendations based on the findings of the above theoretic and empirical studies.
This book discusses on the Impact Mechanism of Carbon Tariffs and Carbon Labeling on Agri-trade and Emissions Reduction. Specifically, (1) it has analyzed the effect of carbon tariffs on Agri-trade and emissions reduction based on the hypothesis of carbon factor movement and the game theory, and...
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Mr. Chuanmin Shuai, PhD in management science, Fulbright Research Scholar (UC Davis, U.S.A.), Hubei Provincial Expert for Government Special Allowance, is a professor and PhD supervisor at School of Economics and Management, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). He is also a consultant of IFAD for anti-poverty project evaluation, member of China Project Management Research Council (PMRC), and director of China Soft Science Research Council. He chaired 30 plus research projects including 3 China national projects, i.e. 2 from Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), and 1 from China National Social Science Foundation, and 1 international cooperation project. He has won 5 national and provincial research awards, and published 4 bilingual books and over 100 papers, 25 of which have SCI, SSCI or EI citations. Please visit http://www.shuaicm.com for details. Email: shuaicharm@qq.com
Ms. Xin Cheng, a PhD candidate majoring in Management Science and Engineering at School of Economics and Management, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), has participated in 6 research projects, i.e. 3 NSFC and 1 China National Social Science Foundation Projects, 1 UN international cooperation project and 2 other projects at provincial or ministerial levels. She won the China National Scholarship for PhD Candidates, and 2 China National Endeavor Fellowships. She has published 8 papers including 2 papers with SCI or EI indexes, 4 Chinese papers with CSSCI index and 1 Chinese paper with CSCD index.Ms. Lu Zhang, PhD in Management Science from China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), is currently an assistant professor of the School of Economics and Management, Huazhong Agricultural University. She is now leading 1 NSFC youth project and 1 provincial level project. She has published 14 papers including 2 papers with SSCI/EI index, and 11 Chinese papers with CSSCI index.
Mr. Jing Shuai, a PhD candidate majoring in Applied Economics at School of Economics and Management, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), has taken part in 5 research projects, i.e. 2 NSFC Projects, 1 UN international cooperation project and 2 other projects at provincial or ministerial levels. He won the Award for Excellent Graduate Students of China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). He has published 6 papers including 3 papers with SCI or EI indexes, and 3 Chinese papers with CSSCI index.
Mr. Chuanmin Shuai, PhD in management science, Fulbright Research Scholar (UC Davis, U.S.A.), Hubei Provincial Expert for Government Special Allowance, is a professor and PhD supervisor at School of Economics and Management, China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). He is also a consultant of IFA...
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