中国碳金融市场研究
[Abstract]:Although the conclusion that human emissions of greenhouse gases cause global warming is controversial, the Western countries, dominated by the European Union, are guiding public opinion. Countries around the world are preparing for the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in response to global warming. The entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol in February 2005 prompted the formation of global carbon financial markets. The Kyoto Protocol provides a new rule for greenhouse gas emissions trading in all countries of the world. In the game of global carbon emission rights, countries are actively planning at home in order to occupy a larger market share in the future international carbon financial market. As the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, China can participate in the carbon financial market through the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). China has nearly half the share of the CDM market and has great potential for future development. Through the research on the international carbon financial market, we can make clear the subjectivity of China, analyze the problems existing in China's carbon financial market at present, and on this basis, put forward the development path in the future. The main contents of this paper are as follows: in the first part, the background of carbon financial market is expounded, the theoretical basis of carbon financial market is analyzed, from Coase property right theorem, externality theory, Pigou tax and other aspects of the discussion. At the same time, the main contents and research methods of this paper are briefly described. The second part analyzes the international background of carbon financial market. First, starting with the stakeholders of the carbon financial market, this paper analyzes the current situation and strategy of the development of the carbon financial market in the EU, the United States and Japan, and forecasts the future prospects of the international carbon financial market. Before 2013, it is the cold winter of the international carbon financial market. But the post-Kyoto era carbon financial market will still exist. The third part expounds the current situation of the development of China's carbon financial market. First of all, the necessity of developing carbon financial market in China is analyzed. At present, China's carbon financial market is still in its infancy, the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) (CDM) market has been initially established, Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai have established environmental exchanges, and carbon funds have begun to be established. The Chinese government has begun to attach importance to carbon emissions trading and has carried out pilot work in seven provinces and cities, which is expected to gradually establish a carbon emissions trading market during the 12th five-year Plan. The fourth part analyzes the problems existing in China's carbon financial market. China's carbon financial market lacks its own subjectivity. Carbon financial market is a game of rules made by western countries, whose essence is to use virtual financial derivatives to grab surplus value. In addition, China's carbon financial market is greatly influenced by the pessimistic, EU ETS and EB rules of foreign buyers. In addition, the enterprises involved in the carbon financial market also have many problems and risks, and the development of intermediary service institutions is not complete. The fifth part, put forward the development path of China's carbon financial market. First of all, it establishes the development principle of China's carbon financial market. In view of the problems existing in the current Chinese carbon financial market, the central government should strengthen the system construction, clarify its own subjectivity, and draw lessons from the development experience of the European Union and India. In this paper, we should design the mechanism of carbon financial market reasonably and make laws and regulations to ensure the smooth operation of the market. In the future, the enterprises participating in the international carbon financial market need to be prepared in advance, and the relevant intermediary service institutions need to be more perfect.
【学位授予单位】:中央民族大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2012
【分类号】:F832;F205
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