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000169544 245__ $$aClimate Policy and Border Measures: The Case of the US Aluminum Industry
000169544 260__ $$c2014-05
000169544 269__ $$a2014-05
000169544 270__ $$msheldon.1@osu.edu$$pSheldon,   Ian
000169544 270__ $$mS.McCorriston@exeter.ac.uk$$pMcCorriston,   Steve
000169544 300__ $$a37
000169544 336__ $$aConference Paper/ Presentation
000169544 490__ $$aPaper #5081
000169544 520__ $$aIn this paper, analysis is presented relating to the impact of border measures for climate policy on the problem of carbon leakage, and the related issue of competitiveness in the US aluminum industry, which can be characterized as oligopolistic.  Specifically, it is shown that an appropriate border measure depends on the nature of competition in aluminum production, as well as the basis for assessing the trade neutrality of any border measure.  If trade neutrality is defined in terms of market volume, even though carbon leakage is reduced, US aluminum producer competitiveness cannot be maintained.  This compares to defining trade neutrality in terms of market share, which results in US aluminum producer competitiveness being maintained and global carbon emissions being reduced.  In either case, US users of aluminum incur deadweight losses.
000169544 546__ $$aEnglish
000169544 650__ $$aEnvironmental Economics and Policy
000169544 650__ $$aIndustrial Organization
000169544 6531_ $$aclimate policy
000169544 6531_ $$acarbon leakage
000169544 6531_ $$aborder measures
000169544 6531_ $$aaluminum
000169544 700__ $$aSheldon, Ian
000169544 700__ $$aMcCorriston, Steve
000169544 773__ $$d2014
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000169544 982__ $$gAgricultural and Applied Economics Association>2014 Annual Meeting, July 27-29, 2014, Minneapolis, Minnesota