Yang et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Green innovation, clean energy, and emission trading policy: evidence from quasi-natural experimentsYang et al., 2024
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- 516345182174377425
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- Yang F
- Wang C
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- Technology Analysis & Strategic Management
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This paper constructs a unique dataset of clean energy and collects firm-level green innovation data that matches it with provinces and cities. Then, this paper executes quasi- natural experiments on green innovation to examine the effects of China's emission trading …
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