Can the aviation industry achieve carbon emission reduction and revenue growth simultaneously under the CNG2020 strategy? An empirical study with 25 benchmarking airlines
Authors:
- Qiang CuiQCQiang Cui
- Yu-Xin HuYHYu-Xin Hu
- Li-Ting YuLYLi-Ting Yu
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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