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 401–420 of 2738 papers
Antes R.
A work examining emissions trading systems (ETS) across institutional design, policy decision-making, and corporate strategy. It addresses how design choices—caps, allowance allocation, price-stability mechanisms—shape firm compliance behav…
Shi Y.
This study empirically examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects the total factor productivity of Chinese firms, using a quasi-natural experiment design. It tests the spillover effects of a border carbon measur…
Hung S.W.
An empirical study examining whether carbon emissions trading and inflation drive investor anxiety. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it sits adjacent to GX finance by linking carbon-pricing signals to market sentiment and asset…
Guo Rui
Proposes FQA-ATT, a Transformer with a feature-quality gate (mutual information + random forest importance) and quality-adaptive attention for 5/10/21-day EU ETS carbon price forecasting. A leakage-controlled protocol yields the lowest vali…
Jessica F. van Veen, Ulf J.J. Hahnel
This is a pre-registration for a study estimating carbon tax impacts across 15 countries, specifying hypotheses, measured variables, and a data analysis plan. It outlines the framework for a cross-country empirical assessment of carbon taxa…
Gerardo Raúl Monzón Holguín
This master's thesis analyzes the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from a tax-law perspective, integrating legal, economic, and environmental dimensions. It examines CBAM's role in preventing carbon leakage and supporting EU cli…
Ick Jin
This replication package provides harmonized input-output data, industry GHG emissions, and Python code for a study on differentiated carbon taxation across Korea, France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Canada. It compares Direct, Network, and…
杨春艳
This paper examines how CBAM compliance costs affect the destination choice of China's exports. In the first formal year, the clearance ratio is only 2.5% and costs are under 1.5% of export value to Europe. The export coefficient to Europe …
Zenghua Du, Jingxian Hu, Sheng Yang +2
This paper proposes a trustworthy carbon emissions trading (CET) framework integrating stable matching with privacy-preserving computing. Trading is modeled as a dynamic many-to-many matching problem with bilateral preferences and blocking-…
Hui Wang, Yujian Sun, Zhenghua Rao +2
This study uses evolutionary game theory to analyze how carbon emissions trading drives low-carbon technology diffusion among steel enterprises with heterogeneous capabilities and cost structures. It theoretically examines how carbon prices…
Chenxu Zhang, Xiaoxuan Zhang, Tao Tao +2
This study proposes VMGE-Net, combining Variational Mode Decomposition, a GRU encoder, and Efficient Channel Attention for short-horizon EU ETS carbon price forecasting. Using 1,994 daily observations (2017-2026) and 25 predictors, it achie…
Pizer W.A.
A study on the design and challenges of terminating links between emission trading programs. It examines how decoupling carbon markets affects prices and policy coordination, offering lessons for managing international carbon-pricing linkag…
Immervoll H.
This paper examines how carbon pricing affects household burdens in newly affluent countries, applying the analysis to Lithuania. It likely assesses distributional and cost impacts on households and draws policy design implications. Without…
Wu W.
This study compares single-objective and multiobjective optimization of water distribution system design, internalizing greenhouse gas emissions through carbon pricing. It shows how embedding emissions as a cost signal shapes infrastructure…
He J.
A study on the design and development path of China's national carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) under the 'dual carbon' goals of peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. It frames emissions trading as a core policy instrument for…
Amendola M.
A policy study examining how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism creates winners and losers among industries and member states. It argues CBAM is not only an external competitiveness tool but also an intra-EU distributional issue, i…
Rafi Kurniawan
This conceptual article argues that the question of who bears green transition costs bundles distinct issues: effectiveness, welfare, incidence, normative allocation, and authority. Using a Scopus AI-assisted map of 74 records, it identifie…
Xiao Li, Li-Wei Zhu, Wei Zhou +1
This study uses a system dynamics model to analyze how carbon trading prices affect the adoption of electric logistics vehicles. It dynamically assesses how carbon price levels and volatility shape logistics operators' incentives to switch …
P. Yang, B. T. H. Lim, B. Oo
This study proposes a conceptual framework for understanding stakeholder adoption of an LCA-based emissions trading scheme in the Australian construction sector. Integrating institutional theory, the Technology Acceptance Model, and stakeho…
Luis Miguel Galindo, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Luis Fernando González Martínez
A prospective analysis of how Mexico's carbon tax reshapes the country's productive structure. It examines sectoral output and cost effects of carbon pricing in an emerging economy. Offers evidence on industrial implications of carbon prici…
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