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A comparative study of feed-in tariff and renewable portfolio standard policy in renewable energy industry by Sun, Peng, Nie, Pu-yan

“…By establishing a two-stage model in which a monopolization firm first chooses R&D input and then the quantity of energy, this paper compares the different…”
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‘Fed with the Wrong Stuff’: Information overload (?) and the everyday use of the Internet in rural and urban China by Yan, Pu

“…The proliferation of information technologies has changed how Internet users around the world seek information. While information and communication…”
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Green insurance subsidy for promoting clean production innovation by Wang, Chan, Nie, Pu-yan, Peng, Da-heng, Li, Zheng-hui

“…Green insurance is introduced to advance green development in recent years, and this article addresses the effects of insurance subsidy. With game theory…”
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Is there a link between climate change scepticism and populism? An analysis of web tracking and survey data from Europe and the US by Yan, Pu, Schroeder, Ralph, Stier, Sebastian

“…Climate change and populism are two major phenomena in contemporary politics. Recent successes of populist parties and politicians, especially in Europe and in…”
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Acceleration of rural households’ conversion to cleaner cooking fuels: The importance and mechanisms of peer effects by Wen, Hong-xing, Wang, Chan, Nie, Pu-yan

“…This study investigated the existence of peer effects in the diffusion of clean cooking fuels among rural households in China and identified the mechanisms by…”
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Agricultural pollution and regulation: How to subsidize agriculture? by Chen, You-hua, Wen, Xiao-wei, Wang, Bo, Nie, Pu-yan

“…Agricultural pollution is extremely serious in China, and agricultural output quantity subsidy makes it even worse. This paper captures the impacts of…”
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Implications of a cap‐and‐trade system for emission reductions under an asymmetric duopoly by Chen, Zi‐rui, Nie, Pu‐yan

“…Climate change is a global problem causing wide concern and requiring workable solutions. The cap‐and‐trade system is recommended as a workable mechanism to…”
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Effects of carbon tax on social welfare: A case study of China by Chen, Zi-yue, Nie, Pu-yan

“…•Carbon tax on the production link may lead to the rise of social welfare.•Oligopoly model of energy sector expands the optimal model of carbon tax.•The impact…”
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An analysis of cost-reduction innovation under capacity constrained inputs by Nie, Pu-yan, Wang, Chan

“…This article focuses on duopoly cost-reduction innovation with the upstream input subjected to capacity constraints. By two-stage duopoly model, some…”
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Cost‐reduction innovation under mixed economy by Nie, Pu‐yan, Yang, Yong‐cong

“…This paper analyzes the innovation strategies of mixed duopoly with a (semi‐) public firm and a private firm, and the welfare effects of public ownership are…”
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Order financing for promoting green transition by Wang, Chan, Li, Xin-wu, Wen, Hong-xing, Nie, Pu-yan

“…Green finance plays a key role to drive the green transition, which is popular in both developed and developing countries. Different from direct financial…”
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How rebound effects of efficiency improvement and price jump of energy influence energy consumption? by Wang, Chan, Nie, Pu-yan

“…Energy efficiency improvement is usually regarded as an effective way to decrease energy consumption and to fight climate change, but it also booms energy…”
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Subsidy for clean innovation considered technological spillover by Yang, Yong-cong, Nie, Pu-yan

“…Under technological spillover, this article considers the effects of subsidy to improve clean innovation. Some interesting conclusions are achieved. First,…”
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Variation in the calorific values of different plants organs in China by Yan, Pu, Xu, Li, He, Nianpeng

“…The calorific value (CAL, KJ g-1) of different plant organs are important plant traits. Variation in CAL among different plant organs reflects the energy…”
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Visible-infrared person re-identification employing style-supervision and content-supervision by Tang, Qingwei, Yan, Pu, Sun, Wei

“…Cross-modal visible-infrared person re-identification (VI-ReID) aims to retrieve images of the same pedestrians captured by visible (VIS) cameras and infrared…”
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Technology spillover and innovation by Nie, Pu-yan, Wang, Chan, Wen, Hong-xing

“…Technology spillover has crucial effects on innovation investment. This article captures the mechanism the technology spillover that affects innovation with…”
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An analysis of environmental corporate social responsibility by Nie, Pu‐yan, Wang, Chan, Meng, Yan

“…This article investigates corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices while taking into account their product substitutability and environmental…”
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Optimal tax selection under monopoly: emission tax vs carbon tax by Nie, Pu-Yan, Wang, Chan, Wen, Hong-Xing

“…Both carbon and emission taxes popularly exist all over the world. Therefore, it is important to compare carbon with emission tax. Under monopolization, this…”
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Analysis of two subsidies for EVs: Based on an expanded theoretical discrete-choice model by Xiao, Xu, Chen, Zi-Rui, Nie, Pu-Yan

“…Electric vehicles (EVs) are one of the main tools to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. This study expands a welfare model by considering two goals for…”
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Driving forces and mitigating strategies of CO2 emissions in China: A decomposition analysis based on 38 industrial sub-sectors by Wen, Hong-xing, Chen, Zhe, Yang, Qian, Liu, Jin-yi, Nie, Pu-yan

“…Due to the substantial industry heterogeneity in China, CO2 emissions and the major forces driving these emissions may vary in different sub-sectors. However,…”
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