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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Lei Lei, Fei Xue, Jinxin Zhang +2
Carbon markets face challenges of credit quality variation and verification costs which weaken the link between financial incentives and decarbonization. This paper proposes a Technology-Market-Production (TMP) framework to examine whether …
Vahideh Manshadi, Faidra Monachou, Ilan Morgenstern
This paper develops a theoretical model of the voluntary carbon market (VCM) incorporating adverse selection, imperfect third-party certification, and buyer preferences for non-carbon co-benefits. It shows that while certification can impro…
Çalışkan U.Y.
This paper evaluates market-based measures (MBMs) under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) criteria, analyzing how current dynamics affect their effectiveness.
Xu Q.
This paper proposes a low-carbon cooperative operation method for integrated energy systems (IES), considering joint green certificate and carbon emission trading. An optimization model is developed to coordinate multiple energy systems to …
Lassi Ahlvik, Kati Koponen, K. Kulovesi +5
This report examines options for the EU climate policy architecture after 2030 to achieve a 90% net emissions reduction by 2040. It assesses four scenarios for the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) using economic modeling and legal analysis…
Hultman N.E.
This paper examines equitable distribution mechanisms for carbon revenue generated under an international emissions trading regime. It proposes a theoretical framework for fair allocation of proceeds from carbon trading, addressing equity c…
Chen H.
This paper systematically reviews and meta-analyzes existing evidence on carbon leakage in emissions trading systems (ETS), synthesizing ex-ante and ex-post studies. It assesses the empirical magnitude of leakage and implications for ETS de…
Jiang J.
Analyzes carbon abatement and leakage in China's regional carbon emission trading scheme, examining policy effectiveness and spillover effects.
Günther C.
This paper analyzes the design and implications of the EU's second emissions trading system (EU ETS 2), which covers road transport and buildings. It provides early insights into carbon price trends and the system's effectiveness in paralle…
Yuanqi Zhou, Mengjie Deng, Jie Yang +2
This paper explores the matching of technology and carbon price under macroeconomic uncertainty, analyzing how inclusive technology suites can reconfigure global mitigation cooperation.
Xin Zhang, Fanglin Chen
This paper examines the employment impacts of China's carbon market, finding trade-offs between emission reductions and job losses, with implications for policy design.
Ian M. Trotter
This review synthesizes empirical evidence on how ETS price signals drive power sector decarbonization, analyzing interactions between carbon pricing and overlapping policies. It assesses policy overlap effects and offers design insights fo…
Wang J.
This paper analyzes the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)'s restricted recognition of foreign carbon pricing and outlines policy options for China. It examines the interaction between CBAM and China's carbon pricing system, highl…
Xidi Chen, Weiming Yang, Lishan Zhang
This paper provides a systematic review of China's national and local policies for market mechanisms for ocean carbon sinks. It identifies three main policy areas: accounting methods and standards, trading mechanisms, and protection/restora…
Andreas Balthasar, Hänggli Aline, Amadea Tschannen +1
This paper analyzes public attitudes towards carbon taxation from the perspective of inequality aversion. It examines how perceptions of fairness affect policy acceptability, providing insights for policy design.
Tao Zhou, Zemin Zhang, Kai Li +1
This paper examines how uncertainty in carbon prices affects operational decisions of multinational corporations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It likely models the impact of price volatility on production location, su…
Wenya Zhang
This paper empirically examines the heterogeneous effects of carbon emissions trading on environmental-economic performance among high-carbon listed firms in China. It provides synthetic data and replication code, documenting data construct…
Yizhang He, Hao Li, Zhaohua Wang
This paper analyzes intergenerational inequality caused by carbon pricing under China's dual carbon goals and proposes mitigation schemes, emphasizing equity in policy design.
Ivan Rudik, Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng
Carbon tariffs alone increase US emissions and lower foreign emissions, achieving half the global reductions of a combined domestic carbon tax and tariff policy. Both approaches improve US GDP and welfare, but combined policy is more effect…
Maximilian Fuchs, Johannes Stroebel, Julian Terstegge
This replication package provides code and data to analyze the impact of carbon price uncertainty (Carbon VIX) on decarbonization investments. It is useful for investors and policymakers assessing carbon price risk.
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