本文之目的首先在建構涵蓋公平性原則的一般化跨國初始排放權分配及交易模式,進行跨國參與排放權交易前後總減量成本模擬分析。同時比較有無參與排放權交易之總減量成本的差異,檢視符合世界整體利益之公平性原則,與站在各發展群組國家觀點下,所採用的公平性原則之異同。而此一模擬過程也分析美國、中國與印度,個別國家與世界立場之差異。 結果顯示,站在世界整體的立場,「污染者付費模式」將帶來最多的成本節省,預期使得排放交易機制之實施遭遇較小的阻礙。依此,在實施排放權交易後,唯有中高與中低發展群組國家所決定的「污染者付費分配模式」公平準則,是與站在世界整體的立場一致。而以相同方式觀察美國、中國與印度,在世界整體觀點下所採用的「污染者付費分配模式」,與站在此三國各別立場是完全不一致的,因而要促使此三國參與排放交易機制,相對而言將較爲困難。
The purposes of this study are firstly to construct an operational equitable initial rights allocation model. Then, it is to determine the equity principle under cost effectiveness for countries with different levels of economic development. The same analytic process is applied to China, India, and the United States. The results show that the attractiveness for the groups of upper middle-income and low middle-income countries to join the emission reduction array are much easier than the other groups of the countries since the lowest total abatement cost for those groups with emission trading will occur at the same equity criterion as those without emission trading. As with China, India, and the United States, the lowest cost occurs at full capacity weight of GDR framework, egalitarian, and sovereignty respectively. It is thus a challenge to bring those three countries into the emission trading array due to such equity discrepancy between individual country and the world as a whole.