Triple

Target class: carbon pricing mechanism
Context triple: [Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, instanceOf, carbon pricing mechanism]

• A. cap-and-trade program
  A cap-and-trade program is a regulatory system that sets an overall limit on emissions and allows entities to buy and sell emission allowances, creating a market incentive to reduce pollution at the lowest cost.
• B. carbon credit
  A carbon credit is a tradable certificate representing the right to emit a specified amount of greenhouse gases, typically one metric ton of CO₂ or its equivalent, used to incentivize and regulate emissions reductions.
• C. border carbon adjustment chosen
  A border carbon adjustment is a trade policy mechanism that imposes charges or grants credits on imported and exported goods based on their embedded greenhouse gas emissions to level the playing field with domestic climate regulations and prevent carbon leakage.
• D. Kyoto Protocol flexibility mechanism
  The Kyoto Protocol flexibility mechanism is a set of market-based tools—emissions trading, Joint Implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism—that allow countries to meet their greenhouse gas reduction commitments cost-effectively by trading or financing emission reductions across borders.
• E. advance market commitment mechanism
  An advance market commitment mechanism is a policy tool in which donors or governments guarantee a future market (at a set price and volume) for a product—often vaccines or other innovations—to incentivize private firms to invest in its development and production.
• F. None of above.