Abstract
Carbon constraints policies shall be prepared based on effects of carbon tax policies on different types of enterprises to achieve win-win results for the government and enterprises. A production-inventory model was established to the carbon tax constraints in this study to discuss the effects of carbon tax policies on inventory plans and carbon emissions of different types of enterprises and perform comparative analysis to the sensitivity of carbon tax rates for different types of enterprises. Numerical results demonstrate: enterprises may actively adjust their production-inventory arrangements under the current carbon tax policies so that carbon tax costs may fall; and as for any enterprise, the higher its production unit costs are, the weaker the sensitivity of its carbon taxes (namely its emission reduction may not be under good control by means of carbon tax policies). Suggestions were finally presented in accordance with our study conclusions to production enterprises and those who prepared carbon constraint policies.
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