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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Li H.
A study examining how green finance and digital platforms interact to affect China's economic growth. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the focus is on synergies between green finance policy and digital infrastructure.
Arhinful R.
This paper frames sustainable finance through signaling theory, examining how sustainable financing activities shape and sustain corporate reputation. It suggests such activities act as credible signals to external stakeholders. Empirical d…
Tang R.
This paper examines how hybrid policy mixes can be strategically integrated to drive carbon reduction across green supply chains. It analyzes the intersection of carbon regulation and supply-chain management, offering implications for firms…
Qiu H.
An empirical study using a spatial Durbin model to assess whether carbon emissions trading schemes reduce emissions and whether they induce carbon leakage across neighboring regions. It tests the trade-off between local abatement and spatia…
Guan Y.
An empirical study testing bidirectional causality between carbon pricing and green technology innovation in China using a sub-sample time-varying approach. It suggests carbon pricing can spur innovation while innovation shapes pricing effe…
Dai Y.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading policy affects the ESG performance of heavy-polluting firms. Green technological innovation and financing constraints are modeled as mediating channels. It traces how carbon …
Finley A.
A study examining whether carbon pricing instruments—carbon taxes and emissions trading—effectively reduce carbon emissions across major Asian economies. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but the work appears to assess policy e…
Li Y.
A comparative analysis of carbon tax versus emissions trading market strategies for advancing carbon neutrality in China's coal-fired power sector. It examines the design and effectiveness of the two carbon-pricing approaches for power-sect…
Zhao D.
A study examining peer effects on corporate ESG disclosure—how firms' disclosure behavior is shaped by industry peers—and its drivers and implications for sustainable corporate governance. Abstract unavailable, so methodology and empirical …
Bozelli H.B.
This study examines how existing decarbonization target-setting methods can be adapted for Brazilian power sector companies. Without an abstract, details are limited, but the focus appears to be tailoring science-based target approaches to …
Shalhoob H.
A survey-based study examining the link between ESG disclosure and financial performance through accounting and Islamic finance lenses. It reviews how disclosure quality relates to financial outcomes and how Islamic finance's ethical and re…
Fayad A.A.S.
An empirical study examining how audit committee chair characteristics (expertise, independence, tenure) affect the level of ESG disclosure among firms listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange. It traces how governance structures shape sustainabi…
Ali N.B.M.
An empirical study examining how the level of ESG disclosure affects the profitability of Saudi-listed firms. Framed by Saudi Vision 2030, it analyzes the disclosure–financial performance relationship in an emerging market. It offers eviden…
Song J.
An empirical study examining how corporate ESG disclosure affects 'new quality productivity,' with corporate reputation as a mediating mechanism. It suggests disclosure creates economic value through reputation channels. Details of methods …
Ji Y.
A theoretical study analyzing how ESG disclosure affects investor welfare under asymmetric information and imperfect competition. It likely models how disclosure quality and quantity shape price formation and investor benefits. Findings car…
Zhou S.
A study analyzing the driving factors and regional differences behind greenhouse gas emissions from China's agriculture, and discussing mitigation strategies. Without an abstract, details are unverified, but it appears to map regional emiss…
Shim I.
A scenario analysis assessing greenhouse gas emissions from urban water management systems and comparing mitigation pathways. Likely quantifies emissions from water supply and wastewater infrastructure to identify reduction options. Methods…
Yang H.
A study assessing greenhouse gas emission factors in wastewater treatment. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely supports more accurate accounting of emissions from wastewater processes, relevant to Scope 1 inventories for…
Liu B.J.
A review examining how afforestation and forest management affect GHG emissions, carbon leakage, and net carbon sequestration. It surveys accounting methods for forest carbon sinks alongside emissions and leakage from management practices, …
Cai C.
A study optimizing water resource allocation in urban water systems while jointly pursuing GHG emission reduction and recycled water use. The title suggests an optimization model balancing water, energy, and emissions trade-offs. Details ar…
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