The Study of The Impact of Carbon Tariff to China’s Trade and Its Countermeasures
Yan Huang
Abstract
Yan Huang
Abstract
With more and more frequently abnormal phenomenon of the global atmosphere, low carbon economy gradually steps into people’s mind. U.S. alert energy security bill proposed to envy carbon tariff from gas-guzzling and low level products of countries that have not taken measures of greenhouse gas emission reduction which is equal to America. As long as the carbon tariff is implemented, it will be a deadly threat to countries whose mainly export products of high carbon so it will be a time bomb for China’s foreign trade. China has to take the responsibility for climate change as a power as well as make sure the improvement of national welfare and the stable increase of economy and positively take dealing measures to deal with rules with rules at the same time. This paper analyzes the impact brought by carbon tariff and puts forward positive dealing measures in terms of regulating carbon emissions standards, regulating industry structure and participating in the formulation of international rules.
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With more and more frequently abnormal phenomenon of the global atmosphere, low carbon economy gradually steps into people’s mind. U.S. alert energy security bill proposed to envy carbon tariff from gas-guzzling and low level products of countries that have not taken measures of greenhouse gas emission reduction which is equal to America. As long as the carbon tariff is implemented, it will be a deadly threat to countries whose mainly export products of high carbon so it will be a time bomb for China’s foreign trade. China has to take the responsibility for climate change as a power as well as make sure the improvement of national welfare and the stable increase of economy and positively take dealing measures to deal with rules with rules at the same time. This paper analyzes the impact brought by carbon tariff and puts forward positive dealing measures in terms of regulating carbon emissions standards, regulating industry structure and participating in the formulation of international rules.
Key concepts: China, Tariff, International economics, International trade, Countermeasure, Business, Economics, Political science