Supporting data-Inequality of household consumption and air pollution-related deaths in China

We investigate income- and region-specific differences in consumption and air pollution deaths by integrating four models to quantify premature deaths due to PM2.5 pollution related to household consumption in China, and partition the health impacts by emission types (direct emissions through fuel use and indirect emissions embodied in consumption of goods and services) and by income groups (5 rural and 7 urban).本研究针对中国家庭消费相关的细颗粒物（PM2.5）污染引发的过早死亡问题，整合四类模型开展量化分析，并依据排放类型（燃料使用产生的直接排放、商品与服务消费中蕴含的间接排放）以及收入分组（5组农村居民、7组城镇居民）对健康影响进行拆解，以此探究消费行为与空气污染致死率的收入及区域特异性差异。