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• TITLE: International Technology Spillover, Energy Consumption and CO2 Emissions in China

  AUTHORS: Rihui Lei, Yabin Zhang, Sichao Wei

  KEYWORDS: Technology Spillover; Energy Consumption; CO2 Emissions

  JOURNAL NAME: Low Carbon Economy, Vol.3 No.3, September 20, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Based on autoregressive distributed lag model, we empirically study the interrelationship between international technology spillover, energy consumption and CO2 emissions by using time series data covering the period 1960-2008. The results show that international technology spillover, technology transformation and domestic R&D input cut down CO2 emissions. R&D input has both direct and indirect effect on the reduction in CO2 emissions. On the one hand, R&D input promotes domestic innovation and accelerates transformation, absorption and utilization of the technology from forerunners. On the other hand, R&D input reduces CO2 emissions by rising energy efficiency. Energy consumption increases CO2 emissions.