CAO Jing

CAO Jing is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. Her research focuses on energy, environment, and climate change economics, with particular emphasis on carbon pricing in China, environmental tax reform, and dynamic computable general equilibrium (CGE) modeling. She has published extensively in journals such as Energy Economics, Management Science, and the Journal of Development Economics. Her work explores policy impacts on energy efficiency, pollution control, and climate mitigation strategies. Cao's research integrates interdisciplinary approaches to assess the economic and environmental implications of policy interventions.

Jing Cao is a researcher in environmental and resource economics with a focus on energy economics, carbon tax, and environmental tax. Their work explores the economic implications of environmental policies, particularly in China, including the impacts of carbon tax policy, emissions trading systems, and the co-benefits of pollution control measures. Cao's research also examines the relationship between environmental taxation, regional inequality, and industrial productivity. Their studies often use multi-model comparisons and empirical evidence from Chinese cities and industries to analyze the effectiveness of environmental regulations and their broader economic and health impacts.