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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Erhan Daştan
This study qualitatively analyzes 14 World Bank-financed renewable energy projects in Türkiye (2000–2024), including one canceled and three additional-financing projects. Total costs reached ~USD 6 billion, with ~USD 5 billion from the Worl…
Lanbiao Liu, Zhewei Zhang
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2005–2022), this paper examines how green credit interest subsidies affect regional green total factor productivity. Difference-in-differences and synthetic control analyses show the policy signif…
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A study examining the role of life insurance companies as investors in Germany's renewable energy transition. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it appears to address institutional-investor financing of renewables. Relevant to de…
Wedia Hastuti, Irma Maria Dulame, Daniel Susanto
This qualitative study examines how green economy implementation and sustainable finance policies strengthen Indonesia’s economic resilience toward developed-nation status by 2045. Synthesizing policy reports, comparative studies, and recen…
T. Okot, Emmanuel Hesbon Opio, Marco Monge
Integrating the theory of planned behavior and value-belief-norm framework, this study surveys 387 banked adults in Costa Rica using structural equation modeling to identify behavioral drivers of green bond investment. Attitudes and persona…
Qi Lin, Qiuhong Zhao, Yangyan Shi +1
A modeling study on how a capital-constrained firm chooses between green credit financing and buyer direct financing under cap-and-trade regulation. It examines how emission rules and financing constraints shape scheme choice and abatement …
Yiwen Zhang
This paper extends a tripartite evolutionary-game model of green credit in China by adding climate-risk shocks and supply-chain ESG collaboration. Simulations reveal lose-lose, gradual win-win, and rapid win-win equilibria, and compare EU T…
Ezekiel Kelly
Comparing South Africa, India and the lithium triangle, the paper argues transition outcomes hinge on domestic political settlements and the state's position in the international financial hierarchy. Only 42% of USD 13.92bn in JETP pledges …
Vunyala Pravalika, Dr. K. Famitha Begum
A questionnaire-based comparative study of investor perception toward market-based financing (green bonds, QIPs, disinvestment, ESG-linked bonds) used by India's ONGC, NTPC and Coal India to fund the energy transition. It tests how governme…
Yanqin Xu, Monchaya Chiangpradit, Piyapatr Busababodhin
Using a 2010–2022 panel of 325 Chinese prefecture-level cities, this study applies fixed-effects, Difference/System GMM, and Hansen threshold regression to test green finance's effect on low-carbon transition. Green finance is significantly…
V KKK, Padmasree PK
This study examines barriers to green banking initiatives in India using Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) and MICMAC with an 11-expert panel. Twelve of fifteen barriers were deemed most critical, all showing high driving and dependenc…
Fabian Leonardo Romeo, Florian Follert, M. Spörrle
Synthesizing 45 peer-reviewed studies (42 quantitative, 169 codable FMSI-outcome relationships), this paper finds financial market sustainability initiatives in green bond markets are most consistently linked to favorable outcomes when they…
Ezekiel Kelly
A structured comparison of South Africa, India and the lithium triangle argues that transition outcomes hinge on domestic political settlements and a state's position in the hierarchical international financial system. It shows that the com…
Longfeng Weng, Naif Alsagr, Fengsheng Chien
This study examines how green supply chain finance relates to systemic risks—competitiveness, financial instability, and transition-related geopolitical exposure—across 15 Global South economies (2014–2024). Using a composite index of green…
Shengzhe Ruan, Hao Zheng, Jianzhong Xiao +1
This paper uses a DSGE model to analyze how carbon emission dual control (volume and intensity) and green credit policy jointly shape the low-carbon transition. It quantitatively assesses the interaction between carbon regulation and green …
Claire Gavard, Niklas Schoch
Using 2000–2017 emissions data for 164 non-OECD countries, this study estimates the causal effect of international climate finance on carbon emissions via a distributed-lag panel model. Contrary to expectations, public mitigation finance ra…
Al Amosh H.
This study examines how repeat ties between green bond issuers and external reviewers affect the independence and credibility of verification. It probes the risk of reviewer 'capture' and its implications for market governance and greenwash…
Lulu Liu, Da Gao, Xiaotian Zhou
Using A-share listed manufacturing firms (2009-2023), this study builds a firm-level carbon finance (CF) measure and tests its causal effect on green innovation efficiency (GIE). CF boosts GIE, especially for high-tech and mature/declining-…
An Ping Pan, Puyu Mi, Yijiao Shi +1
Using Chinese A-share listed firms (2010–2022), this study examines how patent pledge financing affects firms' digital–green synergistic transformation (DGST). Patent pledges significantly promote DGST by easing financing constraints and op…
Bagadeem S.
This study examines how green finance mitigates corporate biodiversity risk among US firms, positioning green development and climate risk exposure as key moderating factors. It connects corporate finance to the emerging nature-related disc…
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