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Cambiamento climatico, politica ambientale e performance economiche: un'analisi dinamica e settoriale sull’Europa

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  • Massimiliano Mazzanti
  • Francesco Nicolli
  • Luca Di Girolamo
  • Nicola Fogagnolo
  • Marco Antonio Miglietta
  • Luca Navarro
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L’obiettivo del lavoro è sfruttare la teoria delle Environmental Kuznets Curves per testare la dinamica relativa all'intensità di emissioni di anidride carbonica (intesa come rapporto tra emissioni e valore aggiunto) ed alla produttività del lavoro (calcolata come valore aggiunto su ore lavorate). Utilizzando il modello economico-ambientale IPAT e la nuova banca dati settoriale Wiod, uno degli strumenti più completi di accounting ambientale a livello europeo, si testa la relazione tra intensita' emissiva settoriale e driver economici, commerciali, di politica. Sebbene la relazione ad U rovesciata teorizzata dalla letteratura sulle curve di Kuznets ambientali sembri non verificarsi, si denotano dinamiche interessanti riguardanti la produttività del lavoro, il grado di apertura commerciale e le politiche, in merito al loro impatto sull'intensità di emissioni di anidride carbonica, con evidenze differenti tra Europa del nord e del sud.

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  • Massimiliano Mazzanti & Francesco Nicolli & Luca Di Girolamo & Nicola Fogagnolo & Marco Antonio Miglietta & Luca Navarro, 2013. "Cambiamento climatico, politica ambientale e performance economiche: un'analisi dinamica e settoriale sull’Europa," Working Papers 2013192, University of Ferrara, Department of Economics.
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    Keywords

    IPAT; WIOD; Decoupling; ETS; trade; Europe;
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    • O3 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Innovation; Research and Development; Technological Change; Intellectual Property Rights
    • Q5 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Environmental Economics

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