英文摘要 |
Countries around the world start to focus on forest carbon sequestrationas a policy instrument of CO2 emission reduction. It becomes a trend ofcontrolling GHG emission that changing some parts of agricultural land intoforest land to increase carbon sequestration. This research considers howdifferent carbon release proportion affects the rotation length. Theempirical results are summarized as follows: (1) When the prices ofcunnignhania lancelata and carbon dioxide are fixed, while the price ofcarbon dioxide is existed, the optimal rotation becomes shorter, it isbecause that the price of carbon dioxide is too low. (2) When the prices ofcunnignhania lancelata and carbon dioxide are fixed, the optimal rotationperiod of cunnignhania lancelata in Taiwan is 21 years. When either theprices of timber or carbon dioxide fluctuates randomly, the optimal rotationperiod will become longer than that of fixed price one. (3) If the discountrate increases, the optimal rotation period will become shorter, whether theprices of cunnignhania lancelata and carbon fluctuate randomly or not. (4)When the price of cunnignhania lancelata fluctuates randomly and theprice of carbon dioxide is fixed, while the discount rate is above 3%, if thecarbon release proportion becomes lower, the optimal rotation period willbecome shorter. Then, when both the prices of cunnignhania lancelata andcarbon dioxide fluctuate randomly, the optimal rotation period will becomeshorter if the carbon release proportion becomes lower. |