Induced technological change in a multi-regional, multi-sectoral, integrated assessment model (Wiagem)

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• Can Expanding Cultural Consumption Improve Urban Air Quality? An Analysis Based on China’s Cultural Consumption Pilot Policy

  Open Access•Bo Li, Li Bo et al.•International Journal of…•2022

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• The Effect of Environmental Policy Uncertainty on Enterprises’ Pollution Emissions

  Open Access•Dong Le, Fei Ren et al.•International Journal of…•2022

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• Greening China’s Growth

  Open Access•Jiachao Peng, Shuke Fu et al.•International Journal of…•2023

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• An integrated assessment model with endogenous growth

  Open Access•Michael Hübler, Lavinia Baumstark et al.•Ecological Economics•2012

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• Promoting or inhibiting? New-type urbanization and urban carbon emissions efficiency in China

  Open Access•Wanxu Chen, Guanzheng Wang et al.•Cities•2023

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• Induced Innovation and Energy Prices

  David Popp•American Economic Review•2002

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• Environmental Regulation and Innovation

  Adam B Jaffe, K Palmer•The Review of Economics and…•1997

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• Technological change in economic models of environmental policy

  Open Access•Andreas Löschel•Ecological Economics•2002

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• Global economic implications of alternative climate policy strategies

  Open Access•Claudia Kemfert•Environmental Science & Policy•2002

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• Toward a New Conception of the Environment-Competitiveness Relationship

  Open Access•Michael E Porter, Claas Van Der Linde•The Journal of Economic…•1995

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