Carbon Management · 2018 · 42 citations · 24 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceEconometricsEnvironmental EconomicsFinancial EconometricsAsset Pricing EmpiricsAsset Return ModelingCapital MarketsCarbon MarketsCarbon PricingPanel Data MethodsCarbon Emissions TradingCarbon Market InstrumentsMacroeconomic ImpactsPanel Quantile RegressionQuantile Panel RegressionQuantile RegressionStock Market Returns
This paper investigates the effects of the European Union Emission Allowance (EUA)’s price on European carbon-intensive industries’ stock returns based on daily data from April 25, 2005 to July 24, 2017. Utilizing a multifactor market model specification and a panel quantile regression approach, the study tests whether the influences of the EUA price on the stock market are heterogeneous and asymmetric concerning each phase. The results show that a significant negative impact of the EUA price on the stock market is found in the middle- and high-return markets during Phases I and III, whereas in Phase II, the impacts are positive. Additionally, no asymmetric feature of the carbon market effect is shown in Phases I and III, but it shows a strong asymmetric effect across quantiles during Phase II. Some factors such as allocation rules and macroeconomic stability may cause this dissimilarity.
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