Drivers of fluctuating embodied carbon emissions in international services trade

Huo, Jingwen; Meng, Jing; Zhang, Zengkai; Gao, Yuning; Zheng, Heran; Coffman, D’Maris; Xue, Jinjun; Li, Yuan; Guan, Dabo

doi:10.1016/j.oneear.2021.08.011

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“…According to carbon emission accounting studies, a few sectors, including energy, basic metals, transportation, coal and petroleum products, computers, electronic and electrical equipment, and chemicals and pharmaceuticals, account, on average, for more than 75 per cent of the total carbon emissions embedded in trade (Cezar and Polge, 2020;Yamano and Guilhoto, 2020). Recent analysis further suggests that carbon emissions embedded in services trade are increasing faster than merchandise trade (Huo et al, 2021). Besides transportation, tourism and professional services are found to be the main contributors of GHG embedded in services trade.…”

Section: Sectoral Composition Of Trade Flowsmentioning

confidence: 99%

COP28: The Dual Imperatives of Africa's Trade and Climate Goals

Tayo

2023

Expert Interview With Dr. Lily Odarno Director of Energy and Climate Innovation Africa (CATF)

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As Africa strides towards industrialization and trade integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), it faces the dual challenge of climate responsibility and sustainable development. This report explores how Africa's pursuit of sustainability in trade and production, coupled with innovative financial mechanisms like Green Bonds and Public-Private Partnerships, can shape a resilient and prosperous future that positions the continent at the forefront of global sustainability efforts.

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Section: Sectoral Composition Of Trade Flowsmentioning

confidence: 99%

COP28: The Dual Imperatives of Africa's Trade and Climate Goals

Tayo

2023

Expert Interview With Dr. Lily Odarno Director of Energy and Climate Innovation Africa (CATF)

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“…Jika memiliki akses, seseorang dapat berkonsultasi dengan konsultan perdagangan internasional atau ahli hukum perdagangan internasional untuk membantu memahami persyaratan dan standar ekspor yang berlaku (Huo et al, 2021). Banyaknya pelaku usaha dan standar klasifikasi untuk ekspor kecap, menimbulkan persaingan terutama pada produsen kecap (Fréjuis Akpa & Foster Chabossou, 2024).…”

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Strategi Pemasaran Ekspansi Ekspor Produk Kecap Menggunakan Analisis Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix

Hana Fernanda

2024

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Ekspor produk kecap merupakan salah satu aspek penting dalam memperluas pasar internasional bagi perusahaan Indonesia. Arab Saudi, sebagai salah satu pasar potensial, menawarkan peluang yang signifikan untuk produk kecap. Namun, keberhasilan ekspansi ini bergantung pada strategi pemasaran yang tepat. Oleh karena itu, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi strategi pemasaran yang efektif untuk ekspansi ekspor produk kecap ke Arab Saudi. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui strategi pemasaran yang efektif yang dapat digunakan untuk memperluas ekspor produk kecap ke pasar Arab Saudi menggunakan analisis QSPM. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode analisis QSPM (Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix) untuk mengevaluasi berbagai strategi pemasaran yang mungkin digunakan dalam ekspansi ekspor produk kecap ke Arab Saudi. Data dianalisis dan disusun berdasarkan faktor-faktor eksternal dan internal yang relevan untuk penentuan strategi pemasaran yang optimal. Hasil penelitian ini memberikan wawasan yang berharga bagi perusahaan Indonesia yang berencana untuk memperluas ekspor produk kecap ke pasar internasional, khususnya ke Arab Saudi.

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“…The pollution and carbon emissions of the service industry itself are more covert compared to the industry, and therefore it has been regarded as a green industry for an extended duration [3]. In the trade field, service trade is far smaller in volume compared to goods trade, with characteristics of intangibility and transaction synchronicity.…”

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Can Service Trade Effectively Promote Carbon Emission Reduction?—Evidence from China

Liang,

Hao

2023

Sustainability

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Carbon emissions have become a global issue of increasing concern due to their detrimental impact on the environment. Efforts to combat rising emissions have been taken globally. Despite China’s commitment to globalization, policymakers have faced challenges in adequately addressing this pressing issue. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring a specific aspect of international trade, namely service trade. We theoretically analyzed the impact of service trade on carbon emissions and then empirically examined the impact using panel data from 2009 to 2019 of 30 provincial regions in China. Specifically, a non-linear model was used to capture the direct effect, particularly the potential non-linear relationship; a mediating effect model was applied to investigate the indirect effects; and a panel quantile model was adopted to examine the heterogeneity of the impact across different levels of carbon emissions. The research revealed: (1) The impact of service trade on carbon emissions exhibits a non-linear characteristic with a significant inverted U-shaped relationship being evident, indicating that the development of service trade can ultimately contribute to carbon reduction; (2) service trade can directly impact carbon emissions through its scale effect, while mechanism analysis showed that service trade can indirectly affect carbon emissions through its technological and structural effects, with carbon emission reduction also relying on these mechanisms; (3) There is significant heterogeneity in the impact of service trade on carbon emissions across geographic regions and at different levels of carbon emissions in China.

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Drivers of fluctuating embodied carbon emissions in international services trade

Cited by 22 publications

References 50 publications

COP28: The Dual Imperatives of Africa's Trade and Climate Goals

COP28: The Dual Imperatives of Africa's Trade and Climate Goals

Strategi Pemasaran Ekspansi Ekspor Produk Kecap Menggunakan Analisis Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix

Can Service Trade Effectively Promote Carbon Emission Reduction?—Evidence from China

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