How do consumption-based emissions change the emission shares by income group and region? In the table I compare each group’s share of the world population, production- and consumption-based CO 2 emissions. Africa’s regional contribution – relative to its population size – has been very small. This is the result of very low per capita emissions – both historically and currently. The distribution of emissions has changed significantly over time. The UK was – until 1888, when it was overtaken by the US – the world’s largest emitter. This was because the UK was the first country to industrialize, a transition which later contributed to in massive improvements in living standards for much of its population. How did the differences between a country’s production and consumption-based emissions change over time?

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