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  • Climate Change Policy
  • Sustainable Development

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  • Global climate change necessitates economic decarbonization.
  • A standardized indicator for measuring national economic decarbonization is lacking.
  • Existing metrics do not fully capture trade and investment impacts.

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  • To introduce a "decarbonization value-added" (DEVA) indicator for environmental cost internalization.
  • To develop a DEVA accounting framework incorporating trade and investment.
  • To analyze China's "decarbonization without borders" through DEVA.

Main Methods:

  • Constructed a DEVA accounting framework.
  • Analyzed production linkages between domestic-owned enterprises (DOEs) and foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs).
  • Examined DEVA across different trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) modes.

Main Results:

  • Domestic production linkages are the primary source of China's DEVA.
  • Trade-related DEVA exceeds FDI-related DEVA, but FDI's impact is growing, especially in high-tech manufacturing and transport.
  • Upstream production modes involving DOEs dominate FDI-related DEVA.

Conclusions:

  • Strengthening domestic production linkages is crucial for China's decarbonization.
  • Understanding trade and FDI impacts is vital for sustainable development policies.
  • The DEVA indicator offers a new perspective on economic and environmental sustainability.