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16 June 2009
Carbon Embedded in China’s Trade
This research paper analyzes the relationship between China's trade success and its carbon emissions, arguing that China's comparative advantage is based on labor costs rather than carbon intensity. The author contends that border tax adjustments on carbon-intensive imports would have minimal impact on China's economy and suggests that a global carbon price could provide an opportunity for China to lead in sustainable technologies.
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Themes: carbon embedded in trade carbon intensity border tax adjustments comparative advantage carbon pricing
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technological leapfrogging
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Research paper
Regions: People's Republic of China

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