The Allocation of Decarbonization Responsibility and Institutional Innovation Under the Value co-Creation of Service Ecosystem
Abstract
Any innovation and action will be stifled due to a lack of either institutional support, a certain density of resources, or effective collaboration among participants. At present, the basic theory to deal with climate change within the international community is generally based on the economic theory of external public goods, while the theory of policy tool design is mainly based on the Pigovian tax principle and the Coase Theorem of property rights. However, the future will be an era of service economy, and service is the basis of all exchanges. Based on the service- dominant logic, this paper intends to discuss the choice of responsibility allocation principle for emission cutting, propose an innovation scheme of decarbonization system based on the principle of shared responsibility, and then put forward thoughts and suggestions on the realization of decarbonization schemes by using the value co-creation theory of service ecosystem.
Keywords: Decarbonization, Service-Dominant Logic, Responsibility Allocation, Institutional Innovation, Service Ecosystem
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1005082
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