Improving The Completeness Of Product Carbon Footprints Using A Global Link Input-Output Model: The Case Of Japan
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Carbon footprint; Product category rules; Completeness; Embodied carbon intensity; Multiregional model; System boundary; Input-output analysis; Global model;All these keywords.
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