The hidden carbon accounting costs of tariffs
A flawed methodology amplifies both environmental and financial risk
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AMID rising global trade tensions, businesses across Asia are confronting not just supply chain disruption and rising costs, but also an underappreciated consequence: distorted sustainability reporting.
While much attention has been paid to the macroeconomic impact of tariffs, the less visible but equally serious effect lies in how tariffs distort carbon accounting – specifically when businesses rely on spend-based emissions estimates.
Trade uncertainty and regional economic impact
Across Asia, recent volatility in tariffs has had wide-ranging effects.
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