| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the combination of government emission taxes and production subsidies under the scenario of cross-industry pollution and outsourcing of pollution control. The results show that: First, in the absence of environmental and industrial policies, the purchase price and supply of pollution control services are both zero. Second, under an emission tax policy, the purchase price of pollution control services for polluting enterprises is equal to half the emission tax; the higher the emission tax rate, the higher the purchase price. Third, under a single emission tax policy, the government's emission tax is positive if the market size of the polluted industry is large enough. Fourth, under a dual policy policy, the emission tax and production subsidies are also positive if the market size of the polluted industry is large enough. Fifth, when the government implements either an emission tax or a dual policy, the welfare level of an emission tax is likely to be higher than that of a dual policy when the market size of the polluted industry is larger or the marginal pollution coefficient is higher. |