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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HAMIDANI, HAMZA
This study tests whether EU flat-steel sourcing shifted away from exporter-product combinations with higher CBAM exposure in early 2026. It combines monthly Eurostat Comext trade data (CN8 headings 7208-7210) with CBAM regulatory inputs—def…
Mintz-Woo K.
A conceptual study on the ethical justification of carbon taxes, likely addressing fairness, distributive justice, and polluter-pays principles in carbon pricing design. It offers limited direct empirical or disclosure-framework implication…
Zhou X.
This paper empirically examines how green credit policy and China's carbon emission trading scheme jointly affect corporate green innovation. It tests whether combining financial and market-based climate instruments spurs firms' environment…
Günay D.
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) drove Türkiye to adopt a domestic climate law, framed through interest-driven policy diffusion. It suggests CBAM acts as external pressure pushing export-dependent e…
Chen Y.
An empirical study using Chinese firm-level micro data to test whether the national emission trading scheme fosters enterprise development across industries. It examines whether carbon pricing promotes firm growth and how effects differ by …
Wu K.
This study models firms' adoption of internal carbon pricing (ICP) under government supervision as a tripartite evolutionary game among government, enterprises, and other actors. It analyzes how strategic choices converge toward equilibrium…
Dutordoir M.
An empirical study examining how the EU Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS) affects board gender diversity in regulated firms. It analyzes whether carbon regulation as external environmental pressure drives changes in corporate governance and…
Zhao S.
This study examines how carbon pricing aimed at long-term climate targets affects poverty and income inequality. It highlights that carbon costs fall unevenly across households, underscoring the need for equity-oriented policy design. No ab…
Fernando Palao, Ángel Pardo
Brexit created the UK ETS and a UKA futures market separate from the EU ETS. This study tests whether this institutional change fragmented liquidity previously concentrated in EUA futures. Following the UKA launch, EUA futures liquidity det…
Yinlian Zeng, Feng Chen, Lijun Gao +2
A behavioural experiment in Shenzhen, China, testing how information interventions and carbon-credit incentives shape green travel behaviour. It empirically examines the combined effect of nudges and economic incentives on individual low-ca…
Hyun–Woo Lee, Myong-Seob Jeong, Hyung Joo Roh +1
This study examines how environmental integrity requirements in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) shape market entry and value creation for climate-tech firms and project developers. Combining a SciVal research-landscape analysis with quali…
Xiu Ji, Meng Li, Yiqi Liu +2
This paper proposes a low-carbon economic dispatch model for multi-park integrated energy systems that integrates a green-certificate and carbon-trading mechanism with hybrid game theory. A two-layer leader-follower game (system operator vs…
Author, Anonymous
Replication package for a study examining whether the January 2024 EU ETS extension to outermost-region flights can be identified from post-pandemic route data. It provides replication code, a frozen data vintage, and coded literature resul…
Nyatefe, Akorfa Aku, Danso, Solomon Danquah
Deriving a six-criterion recognition-readiness rubric from Article 9 of EU Regulation 2023/956, this paper assesses the 16 most CBAM-exposed developing economies via structured document analysis. Readiness is essentially uncorrelated with e…
Giacomo Di Foggia, Massimo Beccarello, Bakary Jammeh
Mixed-methods study (panel econometrics 2013-2024, 127-firm survey, hourly inframarginal rent estimation) on whether EU ETS prices drive renewable investment. Subsidies and regulatory stability dominate investor decisions; the ETS mainly tr…
Abdullah Demir, Ali Ersin Dinçer, Nazire Nergiz Dinçer +1
This study examines how decarbonization lowers carbon border costs for Middle East and North African steel exporters under mechanisms like the EU CBAM. It links emissions-reduction investment to export competitiveness, offering empirical ev…
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…
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