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Value added growth vs. CO₂ emissions growth in China
Gross domestic product (GDP) growth of individual sectors (adjusted for inflation) versus growth in carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions over the period 1995-2009. Sectors in the top left quadrant have decoupled their emissions from economic growth - whilst their emissions fell, their economic value grew. Direct emissions of households are not included.
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(WIOD) World Input-Output Dataset
Attribution: Timmer et al.
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