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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Wang Z.
A study examining how green finance affects the intensity of green entrepreneurial entry in China. It focuses on how regional industrial legacy and science/education endowments moderate this effect. Offers empirical evidence on the regional…
Liu A.Z.
This empirical study examines how green finance affects the efficiency of realising the value of agricultural ecological products in China's Yangtze River Economic Belt. It links financial mechanisms to the monetisation of ecosystem service…
Wang X.
This study empirically examines whether green finance policies produce sustained carbon emission reductions across 74 countries. Using cross-country data, it assesses the long-term effectiveness of green finance policy interventions on emis…
Ding X.
An organizational study examining how innovation climate affects the effectiveness of green-finance product R&D teams, with knowledge sharing as mediator and knowledge heterogeneity as moderator. It addresses the human and organizational si…
Wen S.Y.
This study models and empirically tests how green finance affects emission reduction within a general equilibrium framework. It analyzes how expanded green lending and investment curb carbon emissions through economy-wide equilibrium channe…
Nedopil C.
This work examines how global green finance standards have evolved, how they differ across jurisdictions, and distills them into three distinct models. It offers a conceptual framework for understanding how standard divergence shapes cross-…
Kharb R.
A review and bibliometric analysis of green finance research, mapping publication trends, key themes, and citation structures. It offers a field-level overview of how green finance is linked to environmental sustainability rather than new e…
Yu B.
An empirical study asking whether green finance improves the financial performance of green enterprises in China. No abstract is available, but the framing suggests analysis of how green credit, green bonds and related instruments affect fi…
Kazlauskienė V.
An empirical study examining what drives green bond issuance and how it contributes to the SDGs. Without an abstract, methods and country coverage are unclear, but it speaks to green-finance drivers relevant to issuers, investors and regula…
Lin P.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects corporate labor allocation efficiency using Chinese firm-level evidence. It links green financing instruments to internal human-resource allocation and employment structure. Without an …
Nasirov E.
This study offers an economic comparative analysis of ESG integration in portfolio management within green finance and sustainable investment. With no abstract available, the markets, methods, and empirical findings remain unclear, but the …
Zhang M.
This study examines dynamic spillover linkages between inter-industry competition and Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) green bond yields using an R2-decomposed connectedness approach. It traces how competition dynamics in real industries trans…
Rahim Vugar ABDINOV
This article examines how fiscal instruments—carbon taxes, green subsidies, tax incentives, investment funds, and PPPs—mobilize capital for renewable energy and carbon neutrality. Drawing on EU, US, and Chinese experience, it shows well-des…
Nils Röper, Sebastian Kohl
This paper examines how global reinsurers Swiss Re and Munich Re engage with climate change, triangulating internal documents, expert interviews, and quantitative text data. It finds that reinsurers do not fear limits to insurability but em…
Li X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives corporate technological innovation, with CSR as a moderating factor. It suggests green funding channels may spur innovation investment, and that CSR activity can strengthen this effe…
Jiang P.
Examines whether green finance actually reduces carbon emissions, combining a theoretical model with empirical evidence from China. Suggests a channel from green capital allocation to emission reduction, with policy implications. No abstrac…
Ma Q.
This paper examines whether green finance acts as a driving force for the low-carbon transformation of China's energy structure. It analyzes how green credit, green bonds and related capital flows affect renewable energy investment and carb…
Taveng E.
An empirical study revisiting whether green finance actually improves environmental outcomes (SDGs 6, 13, 15) across OECD countries, conditioning the effect on financial market sophistication. It asks whether more developed markets channel …
Aziz M.R.
This paper examines how liability management techniques, swaps, and guarantee structures interact with climate risk in sovereign green bond issuance. Without an abstract, the precise findings are unclear, but the work likely addresses credi…
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This conceptual study builds a theory-driven framework explaining how certification, disclosure, liquidity, regulatory incentives, and issuer credibility shape green bond pricing in India. Drawing on signalling, information asymmetry, and m…
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