会议专题

Carbon Emissions Embodied in Chinas International Trade Based on Input-Output Method

This paper uses input-output method and the energy consumption data by sectors to estimate the effects of international trade on carbon emissions of China in 2007. It is revealed that China is a net export nation in embodied carbon. The net exports of embodied carbon account for about 26.77% of the total carbon emissions in 2007. Sectors of Electrical Machinery and Communication Electronic Equipment (182.59Mt), Chemical Industry (89.96 Mt), Smelting and Processing of Metals (86.30Mt), Textile (50.60 Mt) and General and Special Purpose Machinery (47.40 Mt) are the largest five carbon emitters in foreign trade. About 61.30% of total exported carbon emission is from above five sectors. As producers and consumers, China and other nations that import from China gain much benefit from carbon emissions. They both should be responsible for climate change.

International trade Carbon emissions Input-output method China

Wang Dan

School of Economics, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, P.R. China, 430074

国际会议

The 8th International Conference on Innovation and Management(第八届创新与管理国际会议 ICIM 2011)

日本福冈

英文

81-85

2011-11-30(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)