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 301–320 of 2738 papers
Nakada T.
A simulation-based study of how participant nations behave within an emissions trading system. It likely models how countries respond to carbon prices and allowance allocations, and how design choices shape international abatement incentive…
Lei T.
A study discussing carbon pricing mechanisms within China's emissions trading system. It likely examines price formation, market design challenges, and how to strengthen the price signal in China's carbon market. Details remain unverified a…
Unger C.
This work examines the political drivers and barriers to linking the EU ETS with other emissions trading systems. It analyzes how international carbon market linkage affects price convergence, competitiveness, and carbon leakage from a poli…
Zhang H.
A study examining how carbon taxes and emissions trading systems affect electricity markets. It likely analyzes how carbon pricing transmits into power prices, generation mix, and market dynamics. Methods and findings are unverified as no a…
Dey S.
This study compares carbon pricing options for India—such as emissions trading and carbon taxes—assessing their economic and sectoral impacts and pathways toward a sustainable economy. It offers practical insights on carbon pricing design f…
Arimura T.H.
This paper examines Japan's climate policy and carbon pricing instruments within an international context. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it likely addresses how Japan's carbon pricing design connects with global coordination…
Xi Zhu
Carbon pricing now covers ~28% of global emissions, but its effectiveness hinges on emission data quality, which ESG greenwashing undermines. In China, all 427 mandatory A-share disclosers issued ESG reports in 2025, yet only 226 obtained t…
Lili Wang, Jie Li, ShaQing Mao
Using 484 Chinese A-share bio-manufacturing firms (2010–2023), this study builds a five-component carbon cost internalization (CCI) index and finds double thresholds at CCI=0.342 and 0.586. The CCI-to-ROA coefficient rises superlinearly acr…
Tho Pham, Chau Le, Shrabani Saha
Using a 70-country panel (1990–2024), the study finds financial development raises CO₂ emissions, while carbon pricing directly cuts emissions and weakens this adverse effect. Emissions trading systems show more consistent mitigation than c…
Alice Pizzo, Christina Annette Gravert, Jan Michael Bauer +1
A large online RCT tests how carbon taxes shape consumer choices. Higher taxes generally cut high-carbon demand, but versus an import tax, a carbon tax reduces demand when announced at zero yet yields relatively higher high-carbon demand on…
Olivier De Jonghe, Klaas Mulier, Glenn Schepens +1
An unexpected tightening of the EU ETS led high-emission-intensity firms to cut emissions relative to low-intensity peers without reducing output, improving emission efficiency, with stronger effects for power producers. After the tightenin…
Ekaterina Rhodes, Kevin Andrew, Manuel Ebner +2
Surveying 1,666 residents in fossil-fuel-dependent Western Canadian communities, the study measures the gap between perceived and measured job-transition risk from climate policy. Perceived and measured risk correlate, but residents systema…
Tsai Chaur-Luh, Majid Ali, Chitsan Lin +2
This study applies the technology acceptance model and theory of reasoned action to survey Taiwanese respondents on a proposed 'green quota' framework integrating tree planting into emissions trading. Using EFA, CFA, ANOVA and SEM, it finds…
Anger-Kraavi A.
A book chapter examining how aviation is treated under the EU Emissions Trading System. It addresses carbon pricing design and policy implications of including aviation in the ETS. Without an abstract, the specific findings and novelty cann…
Peterson S.
This study uses the computable general equilibrium model DART to assess how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme affects the competitiveness of European business. It quantifies carbon-price impacts on sectoral production costs and international …
Gippner O.
This paper examines patterns of interaction between China and the EU on emissions trading. It analyzes how the world's two largest carbon markets engage through policy linkage, competition, and mutual learning. It offers insight into intern…
Knudsen O.K.
A blueprint for designing an international emissions trading system that balances fairness with rigor. Likely addresses carbon-pricing harmonization and linkage/comparability across national schemes. Details unavailable as no abstract was p…
Scheffran J.
This study examines how emissions trading systems across multiple regions interact, focusing on the interplay between policy design and firm behavior. It likely models how linking schemes and carbon price signals shape corporate abatement a…
Pauksztat A.
Examines how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme shapes strategic energy management in small and medium enterprises. It considers how carbon price signals propagate into SME energy strategy and investment decisions. Details of methods and findi…
Barzantny K.
A practitioner-oriented report distilling key business-perspective findings on emissions trading in Northern regions (likely EU ETS). It examines how carbon pricing and scheme design affect corporate behavior and costs. No abstract is avail…
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