Despite the strong support for electric vehicles (EVs) from the Chinese government, their
environmental benefits are not well known, especially as they could be offset by potential …

This paper studies the rebound effect from a dynamic general equilibrium perspective,
where how household's decisions about consumption, investment and labor supply change …

Improving energy efficiency is recognized as a cost-effective way to conserve energy, it is
also considered as a primary instrument in many energy policies. Nevertheless, efficiency …

Despite e-cigarettes' increasing popularity, traditional cigarette smoking, particularly with roll-
your-own (RYO) tobacco, persists as the predominant form of global tobacco consumption …

Abstract The UN Sustainable Development Goal, SDG 7.3, is to double the global rate of
improvement in energy efficiency by 2030. To meet this and other energy targets, countries …

China is a large developing and transitional economy with substantial regional gaps and
high trade openness. However, to our knowledge, the existing studies do not capture the …

A clear trend of shifting towards larger, heavier vehicles on roads fuels what has been
described as an “arms race.” While larger, heavier vehicles have been shown to benefit the …

The market of new energy vehicles (NEVs) has been booming in China for years. It is
important for the promotion of NEVs to make scientific production and price decisions …

With the process of agricultural modernization, energy consumption in China's agriculture
has increased significantly these years. Based on this context, this study tries to investigate …

The rebound effect is the phenomenon underlying the disproportionality between energy
efficiency improvements and observed energy savings. This paper presents a meta-analysis …