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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BOUZAIDI TD, DAOUI F, TOUNSI S +3
A two-population evolutionary game models Morocco's policy response and CBAM-exposed exporters' low-carbon transition. Active policy and low-carbon production are jointly stable when public benefits cover costs and private transition costs …
Zheng W.
This study optimizes energy-storage allocation across a multi-regional integrated energy system under a stepped carbon-trading scheme. It links carbon-price signals to storage siting and inter-regional renewable balancing to cut decarboniza…
de Stefano C.
A legal analysis reading the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) through the lens of international law. It likely examines compatibility with WTO rules and climate treaties, and the legal legitimacy of border carbon adjustments. …
Döbbeling-Hildebrandt N.
This paper applies a realist synthesis to ex-post evaluations of carbon pricing (carbon taxes and emissions trading), asking under what conditions and through what mechanisms carbon pricing actually works. Rather than estimating a single av…
Meleo L.
This paper examines the cost implications of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) for the aviation sector through the case of Italy. It empirically assesses how carbon pricing affects airline operating costs and competitiveness, offerin…
Liou Y.Y.
This paper theoretically analyzes how a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects international trade and market competition, offering a justification for the policy. It models how asymmetric carbon pricing across countries influenc…
Zhang C.
A game-theoretic study analyzing how carbon pricing interacts with emission policies in China's electricity market. It examines how combinations of policy instruments shape market participants' behavior and decarbonization incentives, offer…
Du X.q.
Using China's carbon emission trading pilot as a quasi-natural experiment, this study empirically tests whether emissions trading drives corporate energy conservation and emission reduction. It estimates the causal effect of the policy on f…
Chang Y.
A theoretical study comparing carbon quota trading (cap-and-trade) and carbon tax systems through a duopoly model where firms exhibit limited rationality. It analyzes how the two carbon-pricing instruments differ in their effects on prices,…
Su C.W.
This study appears to test whether energy-related uncertainty acts as a leading barometer for carbon pricing. It links uncertainty metrics to carbon price movements, with implications for emissions trading, carbon tax forecasting and corpor…
Han Y.
Using China's carbon emission trading pilot as a quasi-natural experiment, this study empirically tests how environmental regulation policy affects the level of environmental regulation. It suggests that introducing carbon markets strengthe…
Charles D.
This paper proposes a blockchain-based cross-border payment system designed to enable a potential Caribbean regional emissions trading scheme. It addresses how fragmented currencies and financial infrastructure across small island states co…
Petrov-Nerling G.
A study examining emissions pricing in the Arctic region through a machine-learning lens. With no abstract available, its specific contribution cannot be fully assessed, but it sits at the intersection of carbon pricing and ML methods. The …
Li Y.
An empirical study showing that China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy raises enterprise 'new quality productivity,' with green technology innovation acting as the mediating mechanism. It traces how carbon pricing transmits into prod…
Zhang Y.Q.
This study examines how emission trading schemes, energy innovation, and technology transfer shape sustainable recovery across BRICS economies. It likely explores how carbon pricing interacts with innovation diffusion to reconcile decarboni…
Kružić K.
A comparative review of emissions trading schemes (ETS) in Canada, the USA, Kazakhstan, China and New Zealand, examining their actual impact on emission reductions. It highlights how design and price levels shape effectiveness, offering les…
Chen S.
A study analyzing China's carbon tax through a production-network (input-output) lens. It likely traces how the tax propagates through supply chains, affecting costs and emissions across sectors. No abstract is available, so methods and fin…
Handipan H. Ali, Asrul Aswar
This doctrinal study examines Indonesia's carbon trading framework (Presidential Regulations 98/2021 and 110/2025, the Indonesia Carbon Exchange), comparing it with California's Cap and Trade. It finds non-independent MRV, absent reversal l…
Michal Rimeš, Denisa Ihnatišinová, Juraj Válek +1
This article asks whether a carbon-tax benchmark calibrated on EU ETS data can complement emissions trading in Slovakia. Using 2015–2024 installation-level data on allowances, verified emissions and EUA prices, it develops an illustrative c…
Yingying Xu, Xuan Zhou, Donald D. Lien +1
Using California carbon market and Michigan Survey data, this study applies a NARDL model to estimate asymmetric impacts of carbon price shocks on inflation. Pass-through is asymmetric and operates mainly through the long-run channel: a fir…
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