Shared Responsibility for Carbon Emission Based on Embodied Carbon Emission in China-US Trade

Zhang, Yulong; Pan, Binbin

doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1120936/v1

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“…Published by Francis Academic Press, UK -183-for a large proportion [5]. Moreover, the trade of agricultural products and food and other consumer goods is gradually increasing.…”

Section: Overview Of Sino-hungarian Tradementioning

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Interactive Analysis of Sino-Hungarian Economic Cooperation and Sino-European Trade Policy

2024

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China and Hungary, as important components of Sino-European economic relations, have engaged in extensive cooperation in various fields such as trade, investment, and technology. This cooperation has not only had a positive impact on Sino-European trade policies, but also been promoted by Sino-European trade policies. The article analyzes the impact of Sino-Hungarian economic cooperation on Sino-European trade policies, as well as the impact of Sino-European trade policies on Sino-Hungarian economic cooperation, revealing the mutually reinforcing relationship between the two. In order to ensure the stability and sustainable growth of this cooperative relationship, the article proposes a series of countermeasures, including strengthening policy communication and coordination, deepening trade and investment cooperation, and promoting green economic cooperation. These countermeasures will help promote the in-depth growth of Sino-Hungarian economic cooperation and promote the continuous improvement and growth of Sino-European trade policies.

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“…Published by Francis Academic Press, UK -183-for a large proportion [5]. Moreover, the trade of agricultural products and food and other consumer goods is gradually increasing.…”

Section: Overview Of Sino-hungarian Tradementioning

confidence: 99%

Interactive Analysis of Sino-Hungarian Economic Cooperation and Sino-European Trade Policy

2024

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“…Qiao et al (Qiao et al, 2018) measured the embodied carbon in trade of total and segmented industries between China and the other BRICS from 1992 to 2013, using the Eora database and the Tapio decoupling model to investigate the relationships between trade development and carbon emissions. Zhao (Zhao, 2015), Guo (Guo, 2017), Zhang (Zhang, 2017), and Qiu (Qiu, 2018) measured and compared The BRICS' foreign trade embodied carbon based on the input-output model, studied the influencing factors of the BRICS' trade embodied carbon by using structural decomposition method and econometric model, and predicted the BRICS' import and export embodied carbon from 2015 to 2020 by using ARIMA model. Through literature review, it can be found that multi regional input-output model has been widely used in the field of trade embodied carbon measurement.…”

Section: Research On Embodied Carbon In Tradementioning

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Trade Benefits and Environmental Costs of GVCS: A Case Study of the BRICS

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As the international trading system has developed with the division of Global value Chains (GVCS), the export trade of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) has grown rapidly. The resulting growth of carbon emissions has drawn wide attention from the international community, necessitating the comparison of the trade benefits and environmental costs of the BRICS participation in GVCS. Based on the Eora database, this paper constructs a decomposition framework for the calculation of export value-added and embodied carbon, based on a multi-region input-output (MRIO) model. The trade benefits and environmental costs paid by the BRICS' total exports from 1990 to 2015 were measured and the imbalance was analyzed, along with the causes. The results show that the main value-added and carbon embodied in the BRICS' exports originate from their own countries, and the domestic value-added content of the BRICS' exports decreased while the foreign value-added content increased.

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Shared Responsibility for Carbon Emission Based on Embodied Carbon Emission in China-US Trade

Cited by 2 publications

References 22 publications

Interactive Analysis of Sino-Hungarian Economic Cooperation and Sino-European Trade Policy

Interactive Analysis of Sino-Hungarian Economic Cooperation and Sino-European Trade Policy

Trade Benefits and Environmental Costs of GVCS: A Case Study of the BRICS

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