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 561–580 of 37113 papers
Thong T.Q.
A bibliometric review mapping the literature linking renewable energy, green finance, and economic development. It surveys publication trends, dominant themes, and citation structures rather than presenting new empirical findings. Useful as…
Huang S.
Proposes a novel method that builds a professional-network language sentiment dictionary to predict green bond index movements. It links text-based sentiment analysis to green finance market forecasting, potentially aiding investors and ana…
Zhou X.
A study examining how introducing an emissions trading scheme could affect Australia's National Electricity Market, likely covering power prices and generation mix. It explores how carbon pricing transmits into electricity market decisions …
Cui W.
This policy forum compares Canada's output-based pricing systems (OBPS) across federal and provincial designs. It examines how design differences shape industrial carbon costs and competitiveness, offering practical lessons for carbon-prici…
Wood P.J.
A study on the design of price floors (minimum prices) in emissions trading systems. It likely examines how a carbon price floor affects market price stability and investment predictability. With no abstract available, details are unclear, …
Wu X.
This study models how three carbon emission reduction policies shape carbon verification behavior using evolutionary game theory. It theoretically analyzes the interaction between policy design and verification incentives. Findings bear on …
Zhang J.
An empirical study examining whether China's carbon emissions trading policy promotes 'new quality productive forces'—qualitative development including innovation and productivity gains—in manufacturing firms. It links ETS policy effects to…
Pinkse J.
Examines how multinational corporations strategically respond to emissions trading as a new institutional constraint. Frames carbon pricing regimes as drivers of corporate strategy and competitive positioning. Details of empirical findings …
Zapletal F.
A study examining how emissions trading schemes affect firms' production portfolio optimisation under uncertainty. Likely frames carbon-price risk within production planning decisions. Details unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Ekins P.
A policy analysis of carbon taxes and emissions trading, examining design issues and how the two carbon-pricing instruments interact. Likely addresses overlaps and coexistence of tax and cap-and-trade regimes, though no abstract is availabl…
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This study examines how carbon pricing affects the economic competitiveness of nuclear power within electricity markets. By raising the cost of fossil generation, carbon prices shift the relative standing of low-carbon nuclear. It speaks to…
Schroeder C.
This paper examines whether carbon taxes shift emissions geographically through trade—the 'pollution haven' hypothesis. It likely assesses carbon leakage, where domestic emission cuts are offset by relocation abroad. Though the abstract is …
Mehmood A.
An empirical study examining how board characteristics (size, independence, diversity) relate to ESG disclosure levels among European firms. Though the abstract is unavailable, the work links corporate governance to sustainability disclosur…
He F.
This study examines how mandatory corporate ESG disclosure affects investors' heterogeneous expectations and stock market quality (e.g., liquidity, price efficiency). Without an abstract, methods and findings are unclear, but it is a policy…
Jeanne A.
An empirical study examining what drives corporate climate transparency across S&P 1200 firms. It likely tests how investor pressure, regulatory context, and firm characteristics shape disclosure levels using a large cross-country sample. T…
Ghose B.
This paper reviews corporate environmental disclosure practices in India, focusing on the role of the TCFD framework. It outlines how climate-related financial disclosure is being adopted in an emerging market and the challenges involved. U…
Alsadoun A.A.
An empirical study examining how cybersecurity risk disclosure and governance affect firm value and stock return volatility. It shares methodological ground with ESG/non-financial disclosure research by tracing how disclosed risk informatio…
Hu Y.
This study examines how ESG greenwashing relates to corporate tax avoidance among Chinese firms. It suggests that inflated ESG performance may distract watchdogs and enable tax avoidance, raising questions about the reliability of ESG ratin…
Feng C.
A quasi-experimental study examining how stronger local government environmental responsibility affects corporate greenwashing in China. It likely tests whether shifts in local environmental accountability curb or encourage firms' symbolic …
Merika X.A.
A study on the interplay between climate regulation and ESG disclosure in maritime transport. Likely examines how tightening shipping regulations shape corporate disclosure behavior, though details are unavailable without an abstract.
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