This paper investigates the impacts of phasing out fossil fuel vehicles in the road transportation sector on economic and environmental resilience using a combined Markov-chain and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model. The study evaluates the effects on CO2 and SO2 emissions, considering variations across cities, regions, and countries. It identifies two major driving forces beyond CO2 reduction for this transition: fuel shortages and the negative health and environmental impacts of SO2. The study also analyzes the effects of climate policy instruments on economic development and energy consumption under exogenous shocks.
Publisher
npj Urban Sustainability
Published On
Dec 15, 2022
Authors
Chuxiao Yang, Haitao Wu, Yunxia Guo, Yu Hao, Zhaohua Wang
Tags
fossil fuel vehicles
economic resilience
environmental resilience
CO2 emissions
SO2 emissions
climate policy
energy consumption
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