This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Feo-Valero M.
This paper examines how the EU Emissions Trading System 2 (ETS2) affects freight modal shift in Europe, analyzing whether carbon pricing on road transport and buildings drives a shift from trucks to rail and inland waterways. It assesses im…
Akkaya S.
A review examining two paradoxes of carbon taxation: carbon leakage (emissions shifting abroad) and the green paradox (anticipated tightening spurring near-term emissions). It synthesizes how carbon pricing can undermine its own abatement g…
Carattini S.
A policy paper on how to overcome public resistance to carbon taxes. It likely examines revenue recycling, fairness design, and communication as drivers of acceptability. Relevant to building social consensus for carbon pricing and transiti…
Xia X.
This study examines how emissions-trading allocation methods—grandfathering versus benchmarking—shape an OEM's choice between authorizing third-party remanufacturers (TPRs) or outsourcing remanufacturing. It suggests carbon-pricing design m…
Cui B.
This study applies evolutionary game theory to analyze how firms' green technology innovation evolves under a carbon emission trading (ETS) mechanism. It models the strategic interaction between regulation and corporate behavior, examining …
Pei-Jun Zhou, Chia-Wei Chu
This study proposes a hybrid model to jointly forecast emissions and carbon prices in China's national ETS. It combines STIRPAT (a population-affluence-technology environmental impact framework) with BERT-based text feature extraction and a…
Junyi Xie
Using continuous wavelet transform and wavelet coherence analysis, this study examines price volatility and regional linkages across China's eight carbon trading pilots. Carbon allowance prices show significant time-frequency heterogeneity,…
Josh Burke, Baran Doda, Trevor Laroche-Theune +2
Taiwan launched a carbon fee in 2024 under its Climate Change Response Act, with first payments due in 2026. This report compares three revenue-use approaches—tax mix, spending patterns, and fiscal balance sheet—and analyzes four internatio…
Chuen-Ping Chang, Fu Huang, Jeng-Yan Tsai
This conceptual paper develops a unified framework integrating carbon pricing, recognized carbon handprints (avoided emissions), and institutional recognition into firms' production decisions. Using optimization analysis, it shows instituti…
Zhangwei Feng, Na Luo, Thuy-Tien Nguyen +1
This study builds an ESG-oriented closed-loop supply chain model to examine how manufacturers choose between outsourcing and authorization third-party remanufacturing (3PR) under carbon cap-and-trade regulation and heterogeneous consumer gr…
Bruninx K.
This paper examines the long-term effects of the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) on the EU Emissions Trading System. The MSR automatically adjusts allowance supply to stabilize carbon prices and safeguard the cap's integrity. No abstract is …
Yang X.
Using Zhejiang Province as a case, this study models how emission trading drives water pollution control through evolutionary game theory and empirically tests its efficiency. It captures strategic interactions among firms, regulators, and …
Han Y.
An empirical study examining whether China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS) promotes urban-level green technology innovation. It likely analyzes policy effects, regional heterogeneity, and mechanisms, though the abstract is unavailab…
Christodoulou A.
This paper examines the prospects for and implications of applying emissions trading to the shipping sector. Set against the EU-ETS extension to maritime transport and IMO discussions, it considers how carbon pricing affects shipping costs,…
Trinks A.
This paper examines the relationship between external carbon costs (such as carbon taxes and emissions trading) and internal carbon pricing (ICP) used by firms in investment decisions. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appear…
Pratama G.G.
Examines how recent EU ETS amendments for aviation exert a 'Brussels Effect,' extending EU carbon pricing beyond its borders. It argues that EU regulation effectively shapes international aviation decarbonization, imposing de facto cost and…
Raufer R.K.
This work examines the U.S. acid rain emissions trading program (SO2 allowance trading) and argues why a leasing mechanism for emission reduction credits (ERCs) is needed. It addresses design challenges in how regulated firms flexibly acqui…
Guo X.
This paper designs and evaluates an integrated market mechanism combining power-sector carbon emissions trading with tradable green certificates (TGCs), using multi-agent deep reinforcement learning. It simulates how incentive-compatible ma…
Keuchel S.
This paper examines the spatial effects of carbon pricing on transport equity. It likely explores how carbon pricing distributes burdens unevenly across regions and income groups, affecting transport access and fairness. No abstract is avai…
Yue T.
This paper examines how China responds to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), asking whether it reflects genuine carbon governance or trade-oriented gaming. It likely analyzes CBAM's implications for China's carbon market, e…
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