Analysis of resource allocation and PM2.5 pollution control efficiency: Evidence from 112 Chinese cities

Analysis of resource allocation and PM2.5 pollution control efficiency: Evidence from 112 Chinese cities

The State Council of China initiated an air pollution prevention and control key (APPCK) city program to drive the national economic development and air pollution control since 2003. However, little known about whether the initiation is efficient. This paper examined the PM2.5 pollution control effi...

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Main Authors: Chen, X. (Author), Jiao, L. (Author), Mao, Y. (Author), Shuai, C. (Author), Wu, Y. (Author), Zhang, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Air pollution
Air pollution control
Air pollution prevention
atmospheric pollution
China
Chinese cities
Control efficiency
Economic and social effects
economic development
Economic development
Economics
Efficiency
environmental economics
global change
Global malmquist-luenberger productivity index
Global Malmquist-Luenberger productivity index
growth rate
Growth rate
particulate matter
PM2.5 pollution
Pm2.5 pollutions
pollution control
Pollution prevention and controls
Productivity
resource allocation
Resources allocation
Slack-based measures
spatiotemporal analysis
Super-SBM model
Super-slack-based measure model
trade-off
urban pollution
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