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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Pan J.
This review compares carbon taxes and emissions trading systems (ETS) globally, analyzing their design, implementation, and effectiveness. It provides policymakers with a structured overview of carbon pricing options and lessons from countr…
Ansaram K.
This paper analyzes the phenomenon of firms competitively setting carbon prices, exploring its economic and policy implications. It examines how carbon pricing affects firm competitiveness and market behavior.
Gugler K.
This paper empirically analyzes the causal effect of Britain's carbon tax on emissions. Using policy evaluation methods, it shows that the carbon tax significantly contributed to emission reductions. The UK experience offers insights for ca…
Hazal Küçükaydın, Can B. Aktaş
This study quantifies the impact of EU CBAM on Turkey's cement exports by 2030. Under business-as-usual, CBAM surcharges could reach 154% of export revenue, but domestic ETS and emissions intensity reductions can significantly lower costs. …
Riya Singh
Steel accounts for 7-9% of global CO2 emissions. This paper compares the EU's ETS and CBAM, the US subsidy model, and China's state-led strategy, showing that stronger climate policies drive consistent investment in low-carbon technologies.…
Ting Zhang, Xing Fang
This paper analyzes China's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) in supporting the 'dual carbon' goals (peak emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060) from a Marxist political economy perspective. It focuses on the contradictions between c…
Ashwath Hegde
This paper presents a conceptual figure outlining the major stakeholders in carbon markets, including standard-setting bodies, validation and verification bodies, project developers, consultants, and credit buyers. It serves as an education…
Ashwath Hegde
This conceptual figure outlines the entire carbon project development process, from identification and feasibility assessment through methodology selection, validation, registration, implementation, monitoring, verification, credit issuance…
Ashwath Hegde
This conceptual figure illustrates the standard carbon project lifecycle, from project identification and feasibility assessment through methodology selection, documentation, validation and registration, implementation, monitoring and verif…
Guangyu Wan, Jingfen Hua, Xiuzhi Hu +2
This paper theoretically analyzes how carbon taxes and green consumer preferences affect firms' strategies and social welfare in the context of low-carbon technology licensing. It examines the impact of licensing forms (fixed fee vs. royalt…
Quan Yuan, Jing Liang, Xiaofeng Wu
This study constructs a three-stage quantitative model to measure carbon cost transmission in cross-border supply chains under the EU CBAM. Using steel and aluminum cases, it finds higher transmission elasticity in high-carbon industries an…
Abel Brodeur
This reproduction report replicates a study on the independence property of cap-and-trade in the European carbon market, testing whether initial allowance allocation affects final emissions. Author feedback was incorporated, confirming the …
Ashwath Hegde
This conceptual figure illustrates the carbon offset cycle, depicting the stages of creation, trading, and retirement of carbon credits. It serves as an educational resource for understanding carbon market mechanisms, useful for policymaker…
Aryan Goswami, Sebastian Rink
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of carbon price volatility on firms' stock returns. It examines how carbon price fluctuations affect investor risk assessment and firm value, offering implications for climate-related financial ris…
Joshi A.
This review provides an overview of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its impacts on trade, industrial competitiveness, and decarbonization policies. It outlines the mechanism's design, sectoral coverage, and implications…
Courtney Dene Bidois
This study analyzes New Zealand's voluntary carbon market (VCM) using the multi-level perspective, identifying five key themes: government involvement, market integrity, innovation, accounting, and price dynamics. It finds demand exists (NZ…
Verschuuren J.
This paper examines legal design considerations for integrating agricultural emissions into the EU ETS. It analyzes the feasibility and implications of including the agricultural sector, addressing challenges such as measurement and diffuse…
Imran K.
This paper simulates the impact of emissions trading on a non-utility power plant (captive generation). It evaluates how carbon price changes affect generation costs and operational strategies, offering insights for policy design.
Maraseni T.N.
This paper examines whether agriculture should be included in an emissions trading system, using the Australian ETS as a case study. It analyzes the challenges and policy implications of incorporating the agricultural sector.
Lu Z.
This paper analyzes the Taiyuan SO2 emissions trading program in China, drawing lessons from its design and implementation. It examines early Chinese emissions trading experience, identifying challenges and success factors, and offers insig…
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