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.
Showing 181–200 of 1523 papers
Mukhtaruddin Mukhtaruddin, Hirut Assegid, Mohit Verma +1
This chapter compares green FinTech models supporting net-zero transitions, including digital green lending, blockchain-enabled carbon markets, AI-based climate risk analytics, and crowdfunding for sustainable projects. It argues these tool…
Zhigang Ding, Yujie Tang, Jiahao Su +2
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives manufacturing decarbonization in China. It likely analyzes how green credit, green bonds, and related financial mechanisms affect emission reductions and energy-transition investment…
Ding R.
This study models China's green finance market as a network, analyzing its structural evolution over time and attempting forward prediction. Without an abstract, methodological details remain unclear, but the work quantitatively treats capi…
Li Z.
This study uses a quasi-natural experiment to test whether China's Green Finance Reform and Innovation Pilot Zone policy enhanced 'new quality productive forces.' Treating pilot-zone designation as an exogenous shock, it estimates causal ef…
Leitao J.
A study examining how green bonds, sustainable development and environmental policy interact within the EU carbon market (EU ETS). It likely explores how carbon price signals connect to green bond markets and policy design. Relevant to the …
Alimova Y.
This paper reviews the literature on whether green finance can flatten the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) in developing countries. It examines how green lending and investment may weaken the traditional growth-environment trade-off. The …
S. Shrivastav, Surajit Bag, P. Ramudu +1
Applies stakeholder theory to supply chain finance (SCF) via a two-phase mixed-methods design: LDA analysis of 288 academic and social media sources plus 18 stakeholder interviews. Identifies six themes—risk, working capital, sustainability…
Madhuresh Kumar
This paper estimates the carbon emissions embedded in Indian bank loans. It first calculates sectoral fossil fuel consumption, then maps emission intensity onto credit data to quantify loan-related carbon emissions. The method supports fina…
Hongmei Fan, Chenhui Li, Xianyin Zhu
An empirical study examining how China's "Low-Carbon City" pilot program and green bond financing drive green transformation (GX) among listed firms. It likely explores the interaction between local climate policy and green capital allocati…
FAYOU H, Kaddachi H, Ali B +1
Using a 2000–2022 panel of six North African economies and System GMM, the paper shows climate damages significantly reduce per capita GDP growth. Political stability both directly boosts growth and significantly attenuates climate damage c…
Howarth, David, Quaglia, Lucia
This paper examines how the EU can finance the massive investments needed for industrial policy, particularly decarbonisation and digitalisation. It argues that the Savings and Investments Union (formerly CMU) can improve private capital mo…
Peng D.
An empirical study using an ARDL-error correction model to assess how green finance, environmental taxation, and industrial ecologicalization affect China's carbon neutrality targets. It estimates short- and long-run effects of these policy…
Fang Y.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects cleaner industrial production and end-of-pipe treatment performance in China. It links green credit and green bond supply to firms' pollution prevention and treatment behavior. Without …
Al-Afeef M.A.M.
A conceptual study on how green finance contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. It likely reviews the role and limitations of mobilizing capital, but without an abstract the methodology and empirical basis remain unclear…
Liang Y.
An empirical study examining whether natural resource rents drive green finance in developing countries, with education as a moderating factor. It explores the conditions under which resource-dependent economies mobilize green capital; full…
Roshid M.M.
This bibliometric study maps the landscape of carbon finance research, visualizing thematic clusters and innovation trends within sustainable finance. It offers a structural overview of the field and identifies emerging research directions,…
L. Kudabayeva, A. Omarova, Saule Kaltayeva +4
Using 1996–2024 data from Kazakhstan, this study applies ARDL bounds testing to examine whether carbon emissions and renewable energy consumption influence bank-based financial development (domestic credit to the private sector). A long-run…
S. Gutman, Maiya M. Egorova
Using 2017–2023 panel data for 21 countries, this study examines how capitalist system type and interpersonal trust affect green bond issuance. The market-institutional component (PCA1) has a nonlinear effect: negative below a trust thresho…
Muhammad Waqas, Shabana Naveed, Rizwana Bashir
This paper reviews climate finance literature via bibliometric and content analysis, examining its role in accelerating climate action and SDG-13. It finds rapid growth over five years, with Germany, France, and China dominating authorship,…
Felix Rossmann, Jan Greitens, Lisa Knoll
This study compares two European SME surveys (2023, 2025) on sustainable finance engagement. SMEs rely mainly on internal funds, bank loans, and public programmes, while capital-market and green instruments remain largely irrelevant. Many i…
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