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Offshoring Climate Change to Carbon Havens: Carbon Leakages Pt. II

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While carbon offshoring occurs as developed countries continue to shift emission-intensive industries to the developing world, weak environmental laws remain not the sole source of comparative advantage driving offshoring.

February 1, 2023
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