Research On The Measurement And Influencing Factors Of Implied Carbon Emissions In Sino-Indian Trade

With the development of global economic integration,countries are paying more and more attention to global environmental issues.As a major form of development,international trade has a significant impact on global climate change while driving economic growth.China and India,both in Asia and the world,are attracting global attention because of their fast-growing economies.While the economy is growing rapidly,it is accompanied by a large amount of carbon emissions,which makes China and India the world's greenhouse gases.The country with the largest emissions.The main content of this paper is that China and India,as the countries with the largest carbon emissions in the world,have changed their trade implied carbon emissions,the flow of trade implied carbon emissions,and the influence of the two countries.The factors and influence degree of implied carbon emissions in export trade.This paper firstly sorts out the research problems and current status of implicit carbon emissions at home and abroad.In order to study the hidden carbon problem of Sino-Indian trade more clearly and conveniently,the input-output method was selected to measure the implicit carbon of trade between the two countries,and then analyzed.India and India have changed trade relations and trade structure.Then,under the premise of technical heterogeneity,using the input-output model and the extracted trade data and carbon emissions data of the two countries,the implied carbon emissions in China-India trade from 2000 to 2009 were calculated.During the study period,the implied carbon emissions of Sino-Indian trade were positively correlated with the total volume of import and export trade.During the decade of research,China was an implied carbon importer of China and India in 2000-2007,but in 2008 and 2009,China became an implied carbon exporter due to the growth of bilateral trade between China and India,with implied carbon emissions.The volume is mainly derived from manufacturing industries with high trade volumes and carbon emission factors.Subsequently,this paper uses the structural decomposition analysis method(SDA)based on input-output model to decompose scale effect,structure effect and technical effect,and use these three factors to study the influencing factors and influence degree of implied carbon emissions in Sino-Indian trade..The research results show that the main reason for the rapid increase of implied carbon emissions in the trade between the two countries is the growth of trade between the two countries;the structural effect also promotes and inhabit the growth of implied carbon,but the effect is not obvious;The effect can significantly inhibit implicit carbon emissions.Under the combined effect of the three effects,the total effect is still to promote the increase of carbon emissions in the two countries.Finally,based on the calculation and analysis results mentioned above,it is proposed to complete the transformation of economic growth in the form of adjusting the structure of export trade,and at the same time improve the level of production technology,to reduce the implied carbon emissions in Sino-Indian trade,and accelerate the promotion of China's low carbon economy and other specific policies..