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ID160863
Title ProperEconomic benefits and environmental costs of China's exports
Other Title Informationa comparison with the USA based on network analysis
LanguageENG
AuthorLiu, Ya
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper decomposes economic benefits (value‐added) and environmental costs (CO2) of exports according to their sources, and maps the global value network (GVN) and the global emissions network (GEN) for China's exports during 1995–2009 from national, sectoral and national–sectoral perspectives. A comparison is conducted between China and the USA. National GVN and GEN show that shares of value‐added and CO2 emissions from China in its GVN and GEN both decreased first then increased after 2006, while shares from the USA in its GVN and GEN generally decreased. Sectoral GVN and GEN show that among China's exports, “electrical and optical equipment” and “electricity, gas and water supply” were, respectively, the sectors that obtained the most value‐added and emitted the most CO2. National–sectoral GVN and GEN for China exhibited reciprocal and disassortative patterns, and in‐strengths and out‐strengths of GVN and GEN for China's exports were mainly captured by several domestic country–sector pairs.
`In' analytical NoteChina and World Economy Vol. 26, No.4; Jul-Aug 2018: p.106-132
Journal SourceChina and World Economy 2018-08 26, 4
Key WordsExports ;  Network Analysis ;  Economic Benefits ;  Environmental Costs ;  Global emission Network ;  Global Value Network