determine comparative advantage. Subsequently, using data on direct (carbon taxes, ETS permit prices) and indirect (fossil fuel … up to 1.2% of the variation in export capabilities over time. We illustrate the potential impact of fossil fuel subsidies …

roduction c osts in manufacturing industries. Using data on carbon prices and fossil fuel subsidies, we show that less stringent … removing fossil fuel subsidies on the pattern of comparative advantage in carbon intensive industries. Furthermore, we extend … intensive domestic suppliers face lower carbon prices or higher fossil fuel subsidies. We also find s ome l imited empirical …

different firms in the energy sector. We consider two types of fossil fuel firms: incumbents that have developed oil reserves … expected future taxes on carbon emissions; and (iii) restrictions on today’s development of additional fossil fuel production …

determine comparative advantage. Subsequently, using data on direct (carbon taxes, ETS permit prices) and indirect (fossil fuel … up to 1.2% of the variation in export capabilities over time. We illustrate the potential impact of fossil fuel subsidies …

roduction c osts in manufacturing industries. Using data on carbon prices and fossil fuel subsidies, we show that less stringent … removing fossil fuel subsidies on the pattern of comparative advantage in carbon intensive industries. Furthermore, we extend … intensive domestic suppliers face lower carbon prices or higher fossil fuel subsidies. We also find s ome l imited empirical …