集聚与减排:城市规模差距影响工业污染强度的经验研究

被引:321
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作者
陆铭 [1 ,2 ]
冯皓 [3 ]
机构
[1] 上海交通大学
[2] 复旦大学
[3] 匹兹堡大学经济学系
关键词
经济集聚; 工业污染; 减排;
D O I
10.19985/j.cnki.cassjwe.2014.07.006
中图分类号
X322 [部门环境规划与管理]; F299.2 [中国];
学科分类号
083305 ; 1204 ;
摘要
经济活动的空间集聚有利于减少单位GDP工业污染排放强度。本文构建了19932006年中国省级行政区内部地级市之间的人口规模差距,用来反映省级行政区内部的空间集聚水平。研究发现,人口和经济活动的集聚度提高有利于降低单位工业增加值的污染物质的排放强度。中国当前通过行政手段阻碍人口和经济活动向区域中心城市集聚的政策并不利于实现既定的减排目标。
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页码:86 / 114
页数:29
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