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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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.
C. N. Rosyidi, I. Wibisono, P. W. Laksono
Presents a fuzzy multi-objective optimization model for order allocation that jointly considers defect rates, late delivery, and carbon emissions under a cap-and-trade policy. It captures trade-offs among cost, quality, delivery, and emissi…
Vaishali Singh, S. R. Singh, Aastha Chauhan
A mathematical inventory model that integrates green technology investment and pre-payment discounts under inflation, optimized within a hybrid carbon policy (e.g., combined carbon tax and cap-and-trade). It analyzes trade-offs among order …
Jingyi Wang, Shu Wang, Shu Wang +4
Using monthly data from China's eight regional pilot carbon markets (2015-2025), the study builds a volume-weighted composite carbon price index and estimates a time-varying parameter VAR with 55 indicators. Economic policy uncertainty (EPU…
Yue Xu, Zihao Xu
An empirical study evaluating whether China's carbon inclusion policy in Guangdong Province — which converts household low-carbon actions into tradable carbon credits — reduces residential consumption emissions, analyzed through a social mo…
Ayşegül Toptal
This paper models a two-echelon manufacturer–retailer supply chain where each party faces a different carbon tax rate. It derives threshold conditions under which optimal replenishment simplifies to lot-for-lot ordering, and shows that rais…
Pipit Somefotorono Majid, Achmad Ruslan, Naswar +2
This doctrinal legal study assesses Indonesia's carbon tax against Sweden, Norway, Canada, and the UK. It finds an adequate normative foundation but weak effectiveness due to no binding price escalation, narrow sectoral coverage, fragile MR…
Arifkhodjaeva Dilfuza, Nematullayeva Gulchekhra, Dinora Alisherovna Baratova
This paper examines Uzbekistan's strategic shift from Kyoto Protocol top-down structures to the Paris Agreement's bottom-up framework. It positions Article 6 mechanisms, notably the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) with Japan, as key tools f…
Yuhang Shi, Dingjun Yao, Bo Yang
This paper uses an evolutionary game model with three technology strategies to examine how carbon pricing and green subsidies jointly shape decarbonization in China's steel sector. Endogenous carbon pricing creates a self-suppression effect…
Xige Zhang
This paper analyzes how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects international trade flows and developing economies through carbon cost transmission, shifting global competition, and industrial restructuring. It finds CBAM…
Yihao Shi, Bo Yan, Heng Zhu
An empirical study examining how China's emissions trading scheme affects corporate emissions among high-energy-consuming listed firms. It probes the mechanisms through which carbon trading curbs corporate emissions, offering firm-level evi…
Osama Abd Ellatief
This study examines 'new environmental protectionism' in the international trading system, analyzing prospectively how strengthened environmental standards and carbon taxes affect the volume and trends of global trade. It addresses the trad…
Jean Fouré, Rob Dellink, Elisa Lanzi +1
This paper uses a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to assess how the transition to carbon neutrality affects public finances. It quantifies how carbon pricing and related transition policies ripple through tax revenue, fiscal bala…
Zetterberg L.
This work appears to examine how the short-run allocation of emissions allowances interacts with long-term climate policy goals. It likely analyzes whether near-term allowance design supports or undermines ambitious decarbonization targets.…
Zhang C.
An empirical study examining whether China's carbon emissions trading pilot policies promote urban green transportation development. It assesses how carbon pricing mechanisms drive transport-sector decarbonization. The abstract is unavailab…
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