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How can Chinese metropolises drive global carbon emissions? Based on a nested multi-regional input-output model for China

Mingdong Jiang, Yumeng Huang, Y. Bai, Qi Wang

The Science of The Total Environment · 2022 · 42 citations · 72 references

Concepts

Social SciencesEconomicsEnvironmental SciencesRegional EconomicsCarbon Emissions ManagementClimate ChangeGreenhouse Gas AccountingUrban Environmental EconomicsInterregional Input-output AnalysisMulti-regional Input-output AnalysisMultiregional Input-output AnalysisRegional Input-output AnalysisUrban Carbon Emissions

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