Requiring producers to demonstrate their actual carbon intensity in border carbon adjustments captures additional economic benefits of carbon pricing and improves the legal prospects of the mechanism, but increases administrative complexity and creates risks of avoidance practices like 'resource shuffling'.

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• Person: Michael Mehling Organization: MIT
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• Border Carbon Adjustment concept