Labor market distortion and air pollution: an empirical analysis based on spatial effect modeling

Publication
Journal of Environmental Management

This research investigates the effects of labor market distortion on sulfur dioxide emission in China.

  • Dataset: statistics for 283 cities.
  • Study period: 2003-2015.
  • Mechanisms: suppressing technological progress, hindering the upgrading of industrial structure, and reducing the efficiency of energy use.



Author: Qi Zhang
Updated: March 2023

Siling Yao
Siling Yao
Doctoral Candidate

Economist

Rui Xie
Rui Xie
Professor

Economist

Feng Han
Feng Han
Professor

Economist

Qi Zhang
Qi Zhang
Research Assistant Professor

Human-Environment Geographer

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