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 381–400 of 1944 papers
Naifar N.
This study examines dynamic connectedness and spillovers among fintech, robotics, renewable energy, and green bonds in China, drawing portfolio strategy implications. It quantifies how green bonds and renewable assets co-move with other ass…
Zeng H.
This study analyzes tail risk contagion and multiscale spillovers between a green finance index and large US technology stocks. It examines how green financial assets and tech equities transmit risk to each other across different time horiz…
Hussin H.A.A.A.
A dynamic panel econometric study examining how green finance affects economic outcomes in Saudi Arabia over 2015–2024. It offers empirical evidence on decarbonization finance in an oil-dependent economy, quantifying the economic effects of…
Sukesti F.
This paper examines Indonesia's leadership in green sukuk (Islamic green bonds) from 2017 to 2025 as a vehicle for financing the SDGs. As the world's first sovereign green sukuk issuer, Indonesia offers a distinctive emerging-market model o…
Dang V.
An empirical study examining how corporate CSR disclosure affects the cost of capital, framed as a trade-off between cost of equity and cost of debt. It suggests that expanded disclosure does not uniformly lower financing costs but can push…
Li J.
This study examines how women's empowerment and access to finance affect greenhouse gas emissions, proposing a framework for securing environmental tranquility. It empirically links gender equality and financial inclusion to emission outcom…
Febriana Louw, Vito Apriyanto
Using panel regression on 857 firm-year observations of Indonesian listed nonfinancial firms (2021–2024), this study finds carbon risk (emission intensity relative to revenue) is significantly negatively associated with financial resilience…
Xiaoyi Hu, Yiru Chen
Using Chinese provincial panel data (2006–2023), this study finds green finance significantly reduces regional carbon emission intensity, with green innovation (green patents) acting as a full mediator. Effects are stronger in lower-income …
Tunahan Değirmenci, Yusuf Ünsal
An empirical study examining how international clean energy finance and public policies drive the low-carbon energy transition in Egypt and Brazil. It focuses on the interaction between capital flows and policy design in emerging economies …
Abel Cyrille MOH MOH
This thesis assesses how climate measures affect green growth. Using supermodular game theory, it finds green finance has a supermodular effect in the energy transition game, but weakens under negative externality games, recommending strong…
Manjit Kour
An empirical study examining the interplay between financial development, energy consumption, and CO2 emissions in Sub-Saharan Africa. It probes how financial deepening shapes energy use and emissions pathways. Without an abstract, details …
Li J.
An empirical study examining how FinTech promotes the growth and uptake of green finance. Without an available abstract, the specific methods, data, and findings remain unclear, but the work sits at the intersection of digital finance and s…
Ruo-Yi Li, Everardus Wilhelmus (Michiel) Stapper, An-Qi Zhu +2
Using a 2016–2021 panel of European firms, this study shows political uncertainty significantly discourages corporate green investment, especially for financially constrained firms. Politically connected firms are more resilient, and EU/UK …
Vita Citra Mulyandini, Muhammad Angionaldi
Using panel data from 47 Indonesian listed commercial banks (2020–2024, 235 firm-year observations), this study tests whether Internal Audit Quality (IAQ) and Green Lending (GL) improve Low-Carbon Environmental Performance (LCEP). Both IAQ …
Kalyani Ganpat Midgule, Prasoom Dwivedi, Gobinath Ravindran
This bibliometric study analyzes 155 Scopus-indexed articles (2015–2026) on sustainable agricultural finance (SAF) using Biblioshiny and VOSviewer. The field remains fragmented across climate finance, rural credit, green investment, and ris…
Corentin Khosrovaninejad, Simon Martel, Clothilde Tronquet
This report assesses how private financing mechanisms can scale up carbon farming in Europe. It maps the market through two channels: the Voluntary Carbon Market and agricultural value chain schemes such as price premiums tied to corporate …
Marcus Samuel Nnamdi, Nwosu Chinedu Anthony, CHARLES A. AGUWAMBA +1
Using 2014–2023 data and Method of Moments Quantile Regression, this study examines how green finance, public finance, ODA, and remittances affect environmental quality in Sub-Saharan Africa. Green and public finance significantly raise car…
Abel Cyrille MOH MOH
This thesis examines how climate measures affect green growth. Using supermodular game theory, it finds green finance has a supermodular effect on the energy transition, though this weakens under negative-externality games. Applying STIRPAT…
Muhammed Mustafa Tuncer Çalışkan
This review examines how climate physical and transition risks affect financial stability and interact with Basel III. It argues aggregate ESG scores should not substitute for prudential risk indicators, since climate risk materializes thro…
Pei Liu, Dong-Ping Song
Using system dynamics, this study models how green credit and carbon trading affect alternative-fuel vessel adoption and GHG emissions. Applied to a Chinese feeder fleet, green credit strongly accelerates uptake and cuts emissions, while ca…
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