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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Aloui C.
This study examines whether green bonds and clean energy stocks act as safe havens against global uncertainties, using a wavelet quantile-based approach. It captures time-scale and quantile-dependent co-movement and spillovers to assess div…
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…
BINITHA P S
This study evaluates whether India's climate finance policy framework has effectively mobilized private capital into low-carbon projects from 2014 to 2025, using OECD climate-finance tracking principles and UNFCCC reporting standards with p…
Kartika Marella Vanni, Agus Sulistiyono
A descriptive qualitative study of how Indonesian regulators (OJK, Bank Indonesia, the Sustainable Finance Committee) and banks coordinate green financing for MSMEs to advance the circular economy. It identifies four mechanisms—green loan p…
Mzoughi H.
A study on the intersection of blockchain markets, green finance investment, and environmental impacts. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely explores how digital-asset infrastructure connects to sustainable finance and …
Intonti M.
A study examining how green finance can promote circular practices in olive oil production. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it appears to connect circular economy in agri-supply chains with sustainable financing.
Ntule Shimwela, N. Pauline, C. A. Masao
Examines how the private sector contributes to mobilising climate finance through ESG initiatives. Focuses on the role of ESG frameworks in shaping investor behaviour and capital allocation. No abstract available, so empirical methods and f…
Fatma Nisa Demirel, İnci yıldız, Rumesya Yaman
This article examines the macroeconomic, institutional, and financial conditions shaping carbon finance adoption in emerging markets, covering carbon pricing, green and sustainability-linked debt, climate funds, and blended finance. It deve…
Koksharov Egor, Zemzyulina Veronika
This study analyzes the scale, development paths, and limitations of the green bond market across BRICS countries and the alliance as a whole, drawing on Climate Bonds Initiative, Environmental Finance, and Bloomberg data plus regulatory li…
Zhang Z.
An empirical study examining how climate risk shapes green bond issuance in China through dual 'incentive' and 'constraint' channels. It probes the conditions under which climate risk both promotes and suppresses green financing, with impli…
Shao H.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuance in China actually reduces carbon emissions. It tests the real-world effectiveness of climate finance in driving decarbonization. Methodology and findings are unverified as no abstract…
Hong-Ying Zhang, Ya-Qiong Liu, Ting-Yong Deng
Using Chinese A-share panel data (2009–2023) and a difference-in-differences design, this study finds that China's Green Loan Interest Subsidy (GLIS) policy significantly raises corporate ESG ratings by about 0.084 points on a 1–9 scale. Th…
Lingli Qing, Xiang Ma, Eun‐Young Nam +1
Using China's Green Finance Pilot Zone policy as a quasi-natural experiment, this study applies a staggered difference-in-differences design to panel data from 3,845 listed firms (2010–2023). Green finance policy significantly mitigates cor…
蒋震, Qihang Yin
An empirical study using Chinese provincial panel data to examine how green finance affects energy transition and regional economic growth through spatial spillover and threshold effects. It tests whether green finance benefits spill over t…
Ali Nawaz, Cristi Marcel Spulbar, Meng Qin +1
This paper tests whether green bond prices carry information about physical clean-energy output, using the data-centre electricity demand surge as a stress test. Using a time-varying parameter VAR, endogenous break tests and state-dependent…
Wanganusorn B.
An empirical study of Thailand's green bond market, examining issuance dynamics and return-risk performance and how these relate to issuance volume. It offers evidence on how emerging-market green bonds function for both issuers and investo…
Uddin M.A.
A time-frequency analysis of how green finance, policy uncertainty, and carbon market volatility interact. It examines how carbon price fluctuations and policy risk transmit to green financial markets across different time horizons. Details…
Ming-Xin Ma, Ai-Hua Wang
Using 2012-2024 panel data on Chinese A-share listed firms, this staggered DID study finds green finance pilot policies significantly improve corporate ESG performance, with stronger effects in central/western regions and non-state-owned fi…
Piotr A. Kowalski, Anna Nowak
This paper empirically examines green finance's role in sustainable economic development using a 40-economy panel from 2010–2023. Drawing on endogenous growth and ecological economics, it finds a 10% increase in green finance raises the SRD…
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