tailieunhanh - Trade and environment in Indonesia: Case study of Euindonesia free trade agreement

This paper attempts to investigate whether environmental impacts, would increase or decrease with trade liberalization. Trade expansion, that is, Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between EU (European Union) and Indonesia causes environmental damage in Indonesia. Trading activities between Indonesia and EU makes some negative externalities even the vision of CEPA included the concrete measures to promote the sustainability of environment of EU-Indonesia. Using industrial pollution projection system developed by the World Bank in 1995, it has been found that the estimated amounts of pollution have been increasing in Indonesia after three years of CEPA implementation from 2014 to 2016. Even though the share of export of most polluting sectors has been decreasing, its contribution on the pollution intensity remains the largest. Since chemicals become the most polluting sector with its rapid growing in export to EU countries, this sector needs to be considered in trade negotiations in order to lessen negative impacts of trade to the environment. | Trade and environment in Indonesia: Case study of Euindonesia free trade agreement

• Kinh tế học
• Trade and environment
• Euindonesia free trade agreement
• Indonesia EU CEPA
• Trade to the environment
• Pollution intensity remains
• International trade
• International investment
• Investment environment
• Global trade
• Services trade patterns
• Merchandise trade patterns
• International trade theory
• Absolute advantage
• Services trade
• Australia’s position
• Instruments of trade
• Investment policies
• Multilateral trade
• Investment framework
• Regional economic integration
• Trade effects
• Export import management
• Trade finance techniques
• Global trends
• Environment and trade linkages
• Differing perspectives
• Principles
• World Trade Organization
• Functions of the WTO
• global enviroment
• business environment
• International Strategy Formulation
• The Changing Global Environment
• Barriers to Free Trade
• Barriers to International Trade