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Contribution to value added vs. share of CO₂ emissions in China

Contribution of individual sectors to net economic output versus its share of total national carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions in 2009. Sectors which lie above the line contribute more to the value added than to the emissions in China. Direct emissions of households are not included.

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01 Jan 2018
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