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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Yessy Felicia, Sofie Sofie
Using panel regression on 25 Indonesian commercial banks (125 firm-year observations, 2021–2025), this study examines how green credit and carbon emission disclosure affect ROA, with NPLs as a mediator. Both green credit and carbon disclosu…
Col. Dr. BIBIN PAPPEN BABU
This study comparatively analyzes how regulatory stability and legal incentives shape foreign direct investment in green energy transitions across emerging South American markets. Evaluating tax exemptions, PPAs, land tenure laws, and inter…
Col. Dr. BIBIN PAPPEN BABU
This paper comparatively analyzes how regulatory stability and legal incentives shape foreign direct investment in green energy transitions across emerging South American markets. It evaluates tax exemptions, PPAs, land tenure laws, and int…
Akhmedova Shokhistakhon
The paper quantifies Uzbekistan's sustainable-financing gap, estimating USD 10.1bn in renewable and grid investment needs for 2026-2030. It designs two pilot instruments—regional green bonds and SOE sustainability-linked bonds—and projects …
Behera P.
This study empirically examines how green finance and public–private partnerships affect renewable energy deployment and air quality improvement using a dynamic ARDL approach. It tests whether combining capital provision with institutional …
Phutthadet C.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuance by Thai firms is associated with shareholder value, using market-reaction and firm-valuation evidence. It adds emerging-market perspective to green finance research. Abstract unavaila…
Liu S.
An empirical study using difference-in-differences to test whether China's green finance policy drives corporate digital transformation. It offers causal evidence on how green finance policy shapes firm behavior and investment, relevant to …
Jawadi F.
A panel-data study examining the relationship between green finance and sustainable industrialization in developing countries. It likely empirically assesses how green capital flows support low-carbon industrial transformation and what barr…
Guo J.
This study empirically examines how green finance and technological innovation drive low-carbon development in the logistics industry. It identifies threshold effects, suggesting green finance only accelerates decarbonization once innovatio…
Xu X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance policy strengthens supply chain resilience, using evidence from green firms in China. It analyzes how policy-driven funding affects the stability of green firms' supply chains. The abstract…
Ngo T.Q.
This study empirically examines how green finance influences economic growth in Vietnam, incorporating the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Without an available abstract, methodological details and findings remain unclear, but the work add…
Liu S.
This study examines the links between green finance, environmental quality, and the sustainable integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism in China. Without an abstract, methods and data remain unclear, but it appears to explore how g…
Li J.
This study exploits China's national green finance reform and innovation pilot zones as a quasi-natural experiment to test whether green finance causally reduces corporate carbon emissions. Using the pilot designation as an exogenous shock,…
Barai B.
A paper examining the risks associated with green finance and how policy can address them. No abstract is available, so the methodology, geographic scope, and empirical findings remain unclear. It may still offer a useful framing of risk ca…
Zeng G.
An empirical study using panel data from 282 Chinese cities examining how industrial structure transformation affects green finance development. It suggests the effects differ by degree of industrial upgrading and greening, highlighting cit…
Krahnen J.
A primer reviewing the theory and empirical limits of green finance, contrasting wishful expectations with its actual marginal impact on decarbonization. It frames how financial instruments translate into real emissions outcomes and policy …
Gorrela P.K.
This study examines how board effectiveness functions as a governance mechanism linking green finance to sustainable firm performance, using evidence from listed companies. Without an abstract, methods and data remain unclear, but it sits a…
Li X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives highly polluting Chinese firms to fulfil their social responsibilities. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it likely tests how green financing mechanisms shape corporate b…
Sultanuzzaman M.R.
A study examining the complex interplay between green finance, business cycles, and energy development. It explores how the expansion of green finance interacts with economic cycles and energy development. Methods and findings are unclear a…
Broby D.
A conceptual piece defining 'green fintech' — the intersection of financial technology and environmental/climate objectives. Without an abstract, its specific contribution and methods remain unclear. The topic connects to disclosure infrast…
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