DocumentCode :
3717753
Title :
Research on decoupling and driving factors of industrial ecosystem in Jiangsu province
Author :
Wen-wen Li;Wen-ping Wang;Tian-tian Zhou;Ying-bo Qin
Author_Institution :
School of Economics and Management, Southeast University, Nanjing, 211189, China
fYear :
2015
Firstpage :
1656
Lastpage :
1661
Abstract :
Industrial sectors have resulted in a large amount of pollution. Environmental degradation problem requires more indepth research on relationships between different sectors´ economic output and pollutant emissions. This paper analyzes the relationship between industrial economy and ecology. On the basis of it, the driving factors of industrial sectors´ pollution emissions are analyzed. Firstly, decoupling elasticity of industrial sectors in Jiangsu province during 2004-2013 is analyzed by Tapio decoupling model. And then, the industrial sectors are classified into three types according to the different decoupling elasticity. Finally, the three types of industrial sectors´ driving factors of industrial solid waste output are decomposed by LMDI method. The results show that: industrial sectors in Jiangsu province are divided into strong decoupling sectors, weak decoupling sectors and expansive negative decoupling sectors; economic development significantly promotes the increase of industrial solid waste output of all sectors; technology improvement and industrial structure largely decrease industrial solid waste output of strong decoupling sectors and weak decoupling sectors; however, technology improvement accelerates industrial solid waste output of expansive negative decoupling sectors; the role of industrial structure factor changes from restraint to promotion of expansive negative decoupling sectors.
Keywords :
"Yttrium","Economics","Solids","Pollution measurement","Manufacturing","Erbium"
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Control, Automation and Systems (ICCAS), 2015 15th International Conference on
ISSN :
2093-7121
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ICCAS.2015.7364623
Filename :
7364623
Link To Document :
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