China's Green Growth Strategy and Implications for Trade between Korea and China

Ik Joon Moon (), Jihyun Jung (), Su Yeob Na (), Hyun Jung Park () and Hyo-jin Lee ()
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Ik Joon Moon: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Jihyun Jung: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Su Yeob Na: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Hyun Jung Park: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Hyo-jin Lee: Korea Institute for International Economic Policy

No 14-32, World Economy Brief from Korea Institute for International Economic Policy

Abstract: This report reviewed Chinese green growth policy overall; and also analyzed trade policy, trade disputes, and Korea-China trade. China's green growth is that it represents a transition in the mode of economic development. It is also empirically proven that the result of environmental regulation policies provide positive impact on export increases. This paper examines trade disputes related to China's green growth policy and analysis of environmental products in Korea-China trade.

Keywords: Green Growth Policy; Trade Policy; Sustainable Development; Green Growth Strategy; Environmental Industry; Environmental Regulation; China -- Green Trade -- Korea (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 5 pages
Date: 2014-10-02
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