出口贸易与我国能源消费碳排放的关系研究-项目管理专业论文.docxVIP

Subject ：Research on the relationship between export trade and carbon emission in Chinas energy consumption Specialty ：Project management Name ：Zhang Weifeng （Signature） Instructor ： Song Yongmei Yang Shuaibing  （Signature） ABSTRACT Since 2009, China has became the world’s largest exporter. As one of the three carriages in China’s economic development, export trade stimulates the rapid growth of China’s economy. However, it has destroyed our living environment, such as large consumption of non-renewable resources, the exploitation of natural resources without restraint, mountains, rivers, air and so on. In recent years, our country sold a large number of goods to Europe, America, Asia and so on, but the pollution in the process of production left behind our country. For the past few years, the contradiction between environmental protection and economic development is becoming more and more intensified, especially air pollution has become the most terrible and urgent problem need to solve in China. The frequent emergence of haze weather not only exerts our residents’ mental and psychological health, but also inhibits the plant photosynthesis, and affects the production of wheat, rice and vegetable. For these reasons, this paper mainly study the relationship of China’s export trade and carbon emissions from energy consumption. How the total amount of export trade, commodity structure, methods and regions will impact our country’s carbon emissions? What strategy should our government and export industries and enterprises adopted? These are the focus in the research. The paper uses empirical analysis method, under the concept of carbon emissions, and estimates quantitatively China’s energy consumption and carbon emissions from 1978 to 2013. According to data: China’s carbon emissions in 1978-2013 showed a trend of rising, especially after 2002 years of carbon emissions growth rapidly. The paper uses Econometric Time Series Model and Panel Data Model to analyze