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 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…
David S.
Proposes an AI-enhanced web crawler to detect emerging trends in sustainable finance in real time. It automates collection and analysis of ESG and climate-related information, potentially advancing disclosure infrastructure. No abstract is …
Biswal S.
This paper proposes an AI framework, ClimateBondNet, for assessing the environmental credibility of green bonds. It offers a machine-based means of verifying issuers' environmental claims amid greenwashing concerns. Sitting at the AI x ESG …
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 …
Maddahi R.
This paper legally analyzes CO2 utilization and storage through mineralization under the EU CCS Directive and the EU Emissions Trading System. It examines how mineralized CO2 is classified—storage versus utilization—and how it is treated un…
Wang L.
A study examining how China's carbon emission trading scheme affects green economy development and through what mechanisms. It empirically tests the pathways by which emissions trading improves green-economy outcomes. No abstract is availab…
Long W.
An empirical study examining whether carbon emission trading schemes (ETS) reshape audit reporting aggressiveness through an incremental information lens. It explores how carbon regulation spills over into corporate disclosure behavior and …
Papageorgiou A.
An empirical study on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme across EU member states. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely examines how carbon pricing affects emissions and industrial competitiveness. Useful reference for carb…
Aspinall T.
This paper estimates a term structure model of carbon prices in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme using state space methods. By modeling carbon prices across maturities like a yield curve, it enables inference on future carbon price expectati…
Ma X.
This paper examines how firms optimize production and sourcing decisions under an emissions trading scheme. It analyzes how carbon prices reshape procurement costs and supply-chain choices, offering a framework for strategic decision-making…
Tsai W.H.
This work proposes a dynamic approach to knitted footwear production under Industry 4.0 that integrates short-term profitability with long-term carbon efficiency. It frames decarbonization and economic performance as a joint optimization pr…
Babiker M.
A theoretical/policy paper questioning whether international emissions trading (linking carbon markets) is always beneficial. It likely examines conditions under which market linkages affect prices, abatement incentives, and welfare. Withou…
Jevnaker T.
A political-economy analysis of reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System, examining how carbon prices are ratcheted up through policy negotiation. It speaks to how the world's largest carbon market reshapes incentives for decarbonization …
Barlaup A.
This paper examines how structural constraints in electricity markets shape the functioning of carbon pricing, using the Republic of Korea as a case. It focuses on the political economy of managing and distributing rents generated by carbon…
Claudia Leonelli G.
This paper examines export rebates in relation to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) through the lens of WTO law. It analyzes whether such rebates can be justified under international trade rules and how they interact with e…
Compernolle T.
This paper examines how carbon pricing shapes firms' investment decisions, focusing on the role of diversification. It suggests that the effectiveness of carbon pricing depends on firms' ability to diversify their investments. Details remai…
Alshareef M.N.
This study examines how AI-enhanced ESG disclosure quality relates to financial performance among Saudi listed companies under Vision 2030. It offers emerging-market evidence on linking AI-driven disclosure assessment to firm value and cost…
Singh A.
An empirical study examining whether CSR disclosure influences firms' financial performance in an emerging economy. It contributes evidence on the disclosure-performance link outside developed markets. Without an abstract, methods and resul…
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