Comprehensive Evaluation of Carbon Emission Permits Allocation: Evidence From 30 Provinces in China

Hong CHEN

Abstract


The initial allocation of inter-provincial carbon allowances based on total control is a realistic way to achieve carbon emission reduction in China. In order to evaluate different distribution methods, the most important thing is to weigh the fairness and efficiency. This paper focuses on the common carbon allowance allocation methods in the centralized, and then measures from the four dimensions of cost, DEA efficiency, personal will, and fairness. Finally, TOPSIS is used to construct a comprehensive evaluation system to sort the various distribution schemes. The comprehensive evaluation results show that the comprehensive evaluation of the Nash negotiation method is the highest, and the comprehensive evaluation based on the GDP allocation method is the worst.


Keywords


Carbon emission quota allocation; Abatement cost; DEA efficiency; Individual willing; Carbon Gini coefficient; Topsis

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