The CBAM introduces a carbon price on selected imported goods  that is equivalent to the carbon price on EU domestically produced goods under the EU’s emissions trading system (ETS). Its scope is expected to expand over time. This mechanism, as reported by P.Lamy, G.Pons, C.Van Der Ven, C.Azevedo in Turning the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism into a green development tool  ,  “…The CBAM has generated severe criticism from developing countries and LDCs, which was mostly centred around the potential adverse impact on their exports to the EU. Criticism also stems from broader issues related to climate justice and perceptions of green imperialism…”. The authors, in line with the World…