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 481–500 of 2738 papers
Malina R.
This study examines how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme affects US aviation. It focuses on the spillover of EU carbon pricing onto non-EU carriers and the implications for US airline costs, operations, and competitiveness. Without an abstra…
Böhringer C.
This work appears to examine how emissions trading systems can be extended to new industrial sectors and regions. It likely addresses design, carbon-price formation, and international linkage issues arising from broader ETS coverage. Withou…
Coria J.
A firm-level analysis of emissions trading in Santiago, Chile, examining whether and why firms actually trade emission permits. It offers evidence on how carbon market design performs in an emerging-economy context.
Teng F.
This study examines how power market reform and carbon pricing interact in China's electricity sector. It explores how market liberalization and carbon prices shape each other's effectiveness. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but…
Wang Y.
This paper proposes a DEA-based model for designing grouped internal carbon pricing (ICP) and applies it to a large coal producer. It contributes a quantitative framework for allocating carbon costs and setting internal prices across busine…
Ishikawa J.
A study analyzing how greenhouse-gas emission controls shape firms' location choices within a North–South trade framework. It likely examines the extent of carbon leakage—production shifting from strict to lax regulation jurisdictions. Find…
Thanh Cong Nguyen, T. Trần
A static CGE model calibrated to Viet Nam's 2019 SAM incorporates sectoral emissions accounting, free allocation, and an ETS balance for the power sector, solving 126 scenarios across carbon prices, allocation rates, and pass-through coeffi…
Zhijie Jia, Shiyan Wen, Lingyu Yang +1
Replication package for the CHARGE study showing that delayed free allowance allocation in China's ETS postpones carbon neutrality and widens inequality. It includes the GAMS model, Python workflow, a balanced 2023 benchmark, 100-draw sensi…
Boemare C.
A policy study analyzing the formation of the EU Emissions Trading System through the tensions between national trading schemes and the proposed EU directive. It highlights the fundamental design question of whether to prioritize national a…
Black C.M.
This paper examines the tax issues arising when carbon emission allowances are transferred across borders under linked emissions trading schemes. It argues that price differentials and the legal nature of allowance transfers complicate tax …
Kumar S.
This study analyzes the CO2 mitigation potential and economic gains of introducing an emissions trading scheme in India's thermal power sector. It offers empirical insight into carbon-pricing design and cost-effectiveness in emerging econom…
Park J.W.
A theoretical study that formulates the initial allocation of permits in emissions trading using the Boltzmann distribution from statistical mechanics. It applies a mathematical-physics framework to design fair and efficient allocation rule…
Hovi J.
This paper compares cap-and-trade and carbon taxes through the lens of enforcement feasibility and non-compliance. It suggests that the real-world effectiveness of carbon pricing hinges on monitoring and penalty design, offering theoretical…
Farrahi Moghaddam R.
This paper proposes a modified GHG intensity indicator to underpin a sustainable global economy built on a carbon border tax and emissions trading. It addresses how to measure and compare the carbon intensity of goods and sectors as the bas…
Boute A.
This paper examines how carbon pricing already paid in third countries is accounted for and deducted under the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It addresses the calculation, verification and reporting framework needed to avoi…
Jian-Ping Luo
A qualitative comparison of Guangdong's ETS and New South Wales' policy mix shows carbon market mechanisms spur green investment by raising high-emission costs and shifting capital to clean tech, but also create financial risks like carbon …
Xian-Bing Liu
Using daily data (Jul 2021–Dec 2025), this study examines price interactions among China's national carbon market, Shanxi's electricity spot market, and regional fossil-fuel prices. An event study and VECM confirm long-run cointegration bet…
Wenting Li, Yu Liu, Yawen Liu +2
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects non-EU firms. It suggests a dual effect: macro-level abatement alongside rising carbon intensity among surviving firms. The findings raise implications for c…
Andrea Bastianin, Elisabetta Mirto, Yan Qin +1
This paper produces point, sign, and density forecasts for the monthly real carbon price in the EU ETS using Bayesian VAR models augmented with macroeconomic and financial factors. Parsimonious factor models improve point and density foreca…
Chunqin Zhang, Xin Yang, Wenbin Yao +4
This study examines how incentive mechanisms on carbon inclusion platforms drive the dynamic internalization of low-carbon behavior. It explores the conditions under which rewards and incentives turn one-off actions into sustained habits, o…
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