2024
DOI: 10.1088/2976-601x/ad5bec
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The roles of agricultural trade and trade policy in climate change adaptation and mitigation

Nelson B Villoria,
Shawn Arita,
Sharon Sydow

Abstract: This article examines how international trade and policy shape the economic consequences of climate-induced changes in crop productivity, considering both adaptation and mitigation. International trade serves as a global risk-sharing mechanism with the potential of ameliorating the adverse impacts of climate-induced crop shortages by allowing regions with agricultural surpluses to provide for those facing shortages. However, the effectiveness of trade in adaptation depends on whether changes in productivity oc… Show more

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