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December 2012
Exposure of Chinese Exports to Potential Border Carbon Adjustments
This research paper evaluates the potential economic impact of Border Carbon Adjustments (BCAs) on Chinese exports, specifically focusing on proposed schemes from the United States and the European Union. Using 2007 input-output tables and IPCC methodology, the authors analyze how different carbon pricing, product coverage, and emission calculation methods (direct vs. embodied) affect the vulnerability of various industrial sectors.
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Themes: border carbon adjustments carbon leakage embodied carbon trade-related climate policy industrial emissions
International Institute for Sustainable Development
Document type: Research paper
Regions: People's Republic of China

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