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Regional carbon emission efficiency and its dynamic evolution in China: A novel cross efficiency-malmquist productivity index
The cross efficiency (CE) model has been accepted as an alternative approach for evaluating carbon emission efficiency in data envelopment analysis (DEA). However, the current studies can't examine the time effect of economic and energy inputs on regional productivity. This paper proposes a nov...
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