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 2738 papers
Yuying Yue, Yu Qiang Lin, H. Y. Xing +2
This paper applies a hybrid deep learning model to forecast EU ETS carbon prices across multiple time scales, validated across different trading phases. Improved carbon price forecasting directly supports corporate carbon cost management an…
Xinran Fang, Chaobo Zhou, Tuygunoy Mamadjanova
Surveying 283 managers at Chinese ETS-covered manufacturing and energy firms, this study shows CSR, circular economy practices and green investment improve green firm performance, with eco-innovation as a partial mediator. Carbon trading re…
Wei Li
This study forecasts carbon emissions trading prices using four factors: stock market, exchange rate, international energy commodity prices, and international carbon prices. LASSO confirms all factors matter; among RF, XGBoost, BP neural ne…
Nicole Nimlos, Christopher Bastian, John Derek Scasta
Survey of 504 ranchers across 10 Great Plains and Front Range states (Jan 2024) on willingness to join grassland carbon markets. 55% expressed interest; top barriers were long-term contract concerns, payment levels, and conservation easemen…
Hansjoerg Albrecher, Nora E. Muler
This paper models the optimal gradual reduction of excess carbon emissions toward net-zero as a stochastic control problem. Assuming the available carbon budget evolves as a diffusion process, it derives the emission strategy maximizing exp…
Clara G. Bouyssou, Marco Springmann, Francesco Clora +2
This study models food-consumption-based GHG taxes, examining cross-product substitution, cross-country reallocation, and mitigation and health effects. Scenarios vary by social cost of carbon (SCC), international tax diffusion, and revenue…
Shiya Zhao, Shinichiro Fujimori, Ken Oshiro +1
This study decouples the cost and equity assessment of decarbonisation from carbon pricing by developing scenarios independent of carbon pricing. It finds that while macroeconomic costs stem mainly from system transition, the distributional…
Wei T.
This paper examines how Norway's CO2 compensation scheme interacts with the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Using Norway as a case, it analyzes how domestic carbon-price compensation and border adjustment measures jointly af…
Michael Freiberger, Michael Kuhn, Stefan Wrzaczek
Using a DICE-type dynamic decentralized market model, this paper examines which carbon pricing concepts implement the social optimum. Both the Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) and the Social Marginal Abatement Cost (SMAC) can induce efficient fi…
G K Dinesh
This work appears to examine carbon credits in relation to ecosystem services and climate policy. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but the likely focus is the intersection of credit mechanisms, natural capital, and policy design.…
Zhiqiang Lan, Xingjin Yu, Jingyi Zhang +1
Using monthly electricity-consumption data for 26 Chinese provinces (Jan 2023–Jul 2025) and a multi-regional input–output framework, this paper shows that carbon price shocks transmitted through production networks reduce electricity–growth…
Anne Ernst, Natascha Hinterlang, Nikolai Stähler
Carbon pricing raises production costs and cuts output initially, while emission-reduction benefits arrive later, altering household saving and the natural interest rate r*. Using a dynamic three-region environmental life-cycle model, the a…
Zeineb Al Hadi Nagara, Montassar Zayati, Ridha Nouira
Using a dynamic panel threshold approach across 70 countries (2000–2022), the study identifies two turning points in carbon tax effectiveness. Below $31/tCO₂ the tax fails to cut emissions, while above $84/tCO₂ it worsens income inequality …
Humberto Llavador, John E. Roemer, Thomas Stoerk
This paper models the endpoint of the Paris Agreement's ratcheting-up process using a tractable integrated assessment model where countries unanimously negotiate a global carbon budget and implement mitigation via a global carbon price. For…
Liashenko, Oksana, Pavlova, Olena
Replication package for a study using a balanced 27-EU panel (2005–2024, N=540) on how carbon price signals and national coal phase-out commitments complementarily drive coal displacement. Includes Python scripts reproducing all tables/figu…
Siegmeier J.
This paper theoretically examines how collecting the climate rent from fossil fuels affects aggregate investment. It suggests that capturing climate rents can boost capital accumulation and shift economies away from coal toward more capital…
Heiaas A.M.
This paper evaluates how effective the EU Emissions Trading System has been in reducing emissions from air travel. It empirically examines the impact of carbon pricing on aviation emissions and discusses the limits and effectiveness of the …
Yoshida O.
This paper examines Japan's emissions trading scheme approaches in relation to the international climate change regime. It analyzes how domestic carbon pricing design interacts with global frameworks, highlighting tensions and alignments. D…
Wang Z.
This study assesses how carbon taxes on shipping raise transport costs and affect island economies and maritime trade. It links carbon pricing to logistics costs and trade flows, sitting at the intersection of climate policy and trade. Deta…
Baranzini A.
A work focused on carbon taxes, a central instrument of carbon pricing. It likely addresses design, economic effects, and policy positioning of carbon taxation. Detailed findings cannot be summarized as no abstract is available.
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