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吳柏佑(2012),GDP、能源消耗與外來直接投資之因果關係-以東南亞五國為例,中國文化大學國際貿易研究所未出版之碩士論文。吳珮瑛,吳麗敏,黃雅琪,劉哲良(2008),所得分配在不同經濟發展水準國家對CO2 排放減量之影響,經社法制論叢,(42),1-40。李豐任(2006),台灣地區二氧化碳排放與經濟發展之關係,中國文化大學經濟學研究所未出版之碩士論文。拜語柔(2012),台灣經濟發展與環境品質之關係—以二氧化碳排放為例,逢甲大學合作經濟學研究所未出版之碩士論文。張紹勳(2012),計量經濟及高等硏究法 : JMulTi與Eviews的應用(初版),臺北市:五南圖書。
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