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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Sun M.
This paper appears to examine how digital technologies (AI, blockchain, big data) are applied to green finance. With no abstract available, methods, data, and findings cannot be verified, so the assessment is provisional.
Sharif A.
An empirical study examining how green finance and energy use affect environmental sustainability in Malaysia. It tests whether green finance can offer a 'glimmer of hope' for environmental improvement amid economic and environmental turbul…
Nguyen D.T.
An empirical study examining how green finance drives green growth, focusing on the mediating roles of green energy and green production. It suggests that environmentally targeted capital flows can spur growth through energy transition and …
Qamruzzaman M.
An empirical study on how FinTech and green finance drive inclusive green growth, framed as conditional leapfrogging shaped by government effectiveness. It suggests digital finance mobilizes green capital more effectively where institutiona…
Huang Y.
This study empirically examines whether China's regional green finance reform pilots drive low-carbon transition, focusing on spatial spillover effects across regions. It tests whether green finance policy in one region accelerates decarbon…
Wang C.S.
This study examines whether green finance strengthens or burdens the dual security of food and ecology. Without an available abstract, the exact methods and findings remain unclear, but the work appears to assess green investment and financ…
Meyer J.
This study appears to examine how firms' sustainability profiles relate to their capital structure and the role sustainable debt instruments (green bonds, sustainability-linked loans) play in financing decisions. Without an abstract, detail…
O. Akomolehin
This policy-oriented review examines financing mechanisms for the circular economy (CE), analyzing how regulatory, market-based, and capacity-building instruments mobilize investment for waste reduction. Comparative cases from the EU, China…
Israr Muhammad, Huaming Song, Arsalan Tanveer +2
An empirical study examining how climate finance and technological innovation asymmetrically affect CO2 emissions and temperature change. The title suggests the two drivers do not act uniformly on emissions versus warming. Without an abstra…
Maria TANAKA
This study examines how green finance and investment drive the energy transition, using Kazakhstan's renewable energy sector as a case. It highlights the role and constraints of transition capital in an emerging, resource-dependent economy …
Seyoum Teffera Mengesha
Using the staggered rollout of the IMF's C-PIMA across 33 Sub-Saharan African countries (2015–2024), this difference-in-differences study finds no statistically significant effect of assessment participation on aggregate infrastructure inve…
Hatton, Luke, Oluleye, Gbemi, Egli, Florian +3
This paper presents global cost-of-capital (CoC) scenarios for energy projects across 188 countries from 2025 to 2100, directly linked to the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways. It incorporates five technology maturity levels and strong/weak pol…
Xu L.
This study empirically examines how green finance affects the low-carbon development of China's manufacturing sector using a multidimensional spatial framework. It analyzes whether green credit and investment reduce carbon intensity and imp…
Wang M.
This paper examines how green finance advances environmental sustainability through wind energy deployment. No abstract is available, so the empirical methods, data, and findings cannot be verified. It sits at the intersection of green fina…
Fan W.
An empirical study examining whether green finance boosts economic performance, weighing growth effects against crowding-out of other investment. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but the framing speaks directly to how transition fi…
Anh T.T.X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals, with GDP as a moderating variable. Without an abstract, the methodology, sample countries, and findings remain unverified, but it belongs t…
Ubaydullah M.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects the renewable energy mix in emerging countries. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the core question—whether green financing instruments actually raise renewa…
Cui X.
This study empirically examines whether green bond issuance functions as a credible signal of corporate environmental performance, using evidence from China's high-pollution industries. It probes the link between green financing and actual …
Chandani A.
A literature review mapping the evolution of green bond research across issuer, investor, and policy perspectives. It synthesizes research trends and identifies gaps rather than presenting new empirical evidence, offering a useful overview …
Bambuwala S.
An analysis of the green bond market as a form of sustainable investment. It appears to examine market dynamics and the role of green bonds in sustainable finance, though no abstract is available to confirm methods, data, or findings.
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