Answered on : 2024-01-24
Climate change poses a significant threat to South Korea's automotive export industry. If global temperatures continue to rise, it is projected that the country's automotive exports could decrease by a substantial margin. Analysts estimate a maximum reduction of up to 24% in automotive export values by 2100 if measures to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions are not implemented [1] [2] [3] [4] [6]. This reduction is attributed to the potential decline in global demand caused by income decreases in trade partner countries due to the adverse effects of climate change [1].
**Q1:** What specific measures or policies could South Korea implement to mitigate the impact of climate change on its automotive export industry?
**Q2:** Are there any other industries in South Korea, besides automotive, that are similarly vulnerable to the effects of climate change on exports?
**Q3:** Can you provide examples of countries successfully managing the impact of climate change on their export-dependent industries?