Developed countries are responsible for a great share of the historical carbon dioxide (CO
2) emissions in the atmosphere. The need to reduce CO 2 emissions is now widely …

Rapid urbanization, industrialization, and economic expansion are driving up demand for
cement-based products, particularly concrete, resulting in high levels of greenhouse gas …

To date there has been an absence of cross-country empirical studies on the efficacy of
carbon pricing. In this paper we present estimates of the contribution of carbon pricing to …

China is the largest emitter worldwide, and coal consumption contributes the most. So the
key to emission mitigation is to reduce coal consumption. The paper applies panel data …

We estimate the macroeconomic impacts of carbon taxes on GDP and employment growth
rates using 30 years of data on carbon taxation in various European countries. We find no …

We review the literature on green supply chain network design between 2010 and mid 2017,
focusing primarily on models and methodologies that explicitly include carbon emissions …

Cap-and-trade and carbon tax regulations are the two main low-carbon policies to curb
carbon emissions. This paper studies the joint production and pricing problem of a …

There is a growing interest in using carbon taxes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, not
only in industrialized economies but also in developing economies. Many countries have …

We optimize the design of a closed-loop supply chain network that encompasses flows in
both forward and reverse directions and is subject to uncertainty in demands for both new …

As an important policy instrument for climate mitigation, the carbon tax policy design and its
consequent social-economic impact calls for more research. In this paper, a dynamic …