An important source of political opposition to measures aimed at reducing emissions of
greenhouse gases (GHGs) arises from concerns over their negative effects on the …

The carbon footprint of a country refers to the flow of CO2 emissions caused by domestic
absorption (ie, consumption and investment) activities. Trade in goods drives a wedge …

Development Economics: Theory and Practice provides students and practitioners with the
perspectives and the tools they need to think analytically and critically about the current …

This paper investigates the product-related carbon emission abatement target (PCEAT)
allocation problem in a decentralized make-to-order supply chain, which is composed of a …

Social norms have been included in the theory of collective action to overcome difficulties in
explaining why commons may perform better when self‐regulated. The role of trust has been …

This paper asks two questions concerning border tax adjustments (BTAs) for climate
purposes, when viewed from a trade perspective: First, under what conditions are BTAs …

Pursuant to article 31 of the Doha mandate, WTO members have been asked to reduce or
eliminate tariffs and NTBs on a list of Environmental Goods and Services (EGS) to be …

Human-induced global warming and climate change are the greatest threat that we have
ever faced. In parallel, the greater trade liberalization, energy usage and higher pollution …

This paper investigates whether trade liberalization affects environmental quality (proxied by
CO2 emissions) and, if so, whether the trade-induced emissions originate from differences in …

The amount of CO 2 embodied in trade has substantially increased over the last decades.
We contribute to understanding the reasons for this evolution by studying the trends and …