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Journal of International Trade. 2010, (07) Core

Relationship between Foreign Trade and China’s CO2 EmissionsChinese Full Text

WANG Hai-peng

Abstract: This paper analyzes the effect of foreign trade on China’s carbon dioxide emissions.It is found that although the carbon intensity has declined to a certain extent,the size of the carbon dioxide emissions is up warding because the scale of exports is continuing to expand.From the structural view,product of resource-based industry has high carbon intensity,so the scale of carbon emissions is increasing.Because of the increase of export scale,it leads to a higher increasing rate of carbon emissions,which makes the emission proportion of mechanical and electrical products,as well as textiles and apparel products,have a smaller share of emissions.In response to "carbon tariff" and enhancing the international competitiveness,the government should actively adjust the export structure.
Keywords：

Foreign trade; Carbon dioxide emissions; Structure;

  • DOI：

    10.13510/j.cnki.jit.2010.07.006

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    F752;F2059

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