Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, and (II) any other information which is necessary (as determined by the Secretary, in coordination with the relevant parties) to calculate the carbon intensity of the covered primary good in accordance with any relevant methodologies for allocating the carbon intensity of the covered primary good under paragraph (1)(C)(iv). (C) Inputs With respect to any covered primary good which is imported into the United States and for which other covered primary goods (other than petroleum, natural gas, or coal) were used as inputs by the manufacturer in the production of the imported covered primary good, any greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production of the covered primary goods used as inputs shall be included in the determination of the greenhouse gas emissions associated with production of the imported covered primary good. (D) Carbon intensity of the general economy For purposes of this paragraph, with respect to any country, the carbon intensity of the general economy of such country shall be an amount equal to the quotient of— (i) the greenhouse gas emissions of such country for the most recent year for which the Secretary determines there is reliable information, divided by (ii) the gross domestic product of such country for the year described in clause (i). (E) Exclusion (i) In general Subject to clause (ii), in the case of any covered primary good (including any covered primary good which is a component part of a finished good) which is imported into the United States and was produced in a relatively least developed country (as described in section 124 of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 ( 22 U.S.C. 2151v )), this paragraph shall not apply. (ii) Exception Clause (i) shall not apply if the country described in such clause produces at least 3 percent of total global exports by value of the covered primary good. (F) Inter-firm resource shuffling For purposes of this paragraph, the term inter-firm resource shuffling means any buying, selling, trading, exchanging, or