Study on Fuzzy Recognition Model of Carbon Emission Rights Pricing

Ji Gan Wang; Yong Chen; Ting Li; Shu Shu Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.807-809.852

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Study on Fuzzy Recognition Model of Carbon Emission Rights Pricing

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Complying with the situation of ecological civilization construction in our country, carbon trade is the inevitable trend of world economic development. The core of the carbon trade is the pricing of the carbon emission rights. The pricing process of carbon emission rights is ambiguity, uncertainty and complexity, so it is more reasonable and scientific to put forward the carbon emission rights pricing model by combining the fuzzy recognition model with the highest price and the lowest price of carbon emission rights price. Then, the model is applied to predict the price of China's carbon emission in 2014 year. The result shows that the price is consistent with the forecasting prices of the international carbon trade market in the same point, which can provide some reference to the setting of the pricing of domestic carbon emission quotas in secondary market in the future.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 807-809)

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852-856

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September 2013

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Ji Gan Wang, Yong Chen, Ting Li, Shu Shu Huang

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Carbon Emission Rights Pricing, Carbon Trade, Fuzzy Recognition Model

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