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  • The document examines why border adjustment (BA) measures are largely absent from Japanese climate policy despite concerns over international competitiveness. It finds that Japan's reliance on voluntary emission reduction plans is inconsistent with BA, and stakeholders view such measures as technically infeasible and incompatible with WTO rules. Instead, Japan advocates for multilateral agreements that include emission commitments for major emerging economies to address carbon leakage.

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    Themes: carbon leakagecarbon taxemission tradingKyoto Protocol
    Climate Strategies

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Japan
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