Ye, Z; Zhu, Y; (2021) The triplet dynamics of carbon emission, economic complexity, and income inequality: Perspectives from a global panel study. In: Proceedings of the UK-China Workshop on Energy and Climate Change Economics. : UCL Institute of Education (IOE).

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The article analyzed a triplet link between carbon emission, economic development, and income inequality. Carbon neutrality, or even reductions, have often been viewed as costly economic endeavor, and carbon inequality is shown to have link with income inequality. Here we show through a global panel data set that carbon emission can be reduced without costing economic growth or inequality. The research utilized the Economic Complexity Index (ECI) and the indicators of inequality to illustrate a triplet dynamic linked to carbon emission. The findings suggest an optimized route for the carbon neutrality based on certain stylized development trajectories which highlight the co-existence of Veblen and Pareto effects, suggesting that policy makers need to be fully aware in designing a carbon neutral national economic development strategy

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