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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Böhringer C.
A policy analysis of unilateral CO2 price floor options within multilateral emissions trading systems, framed as 'tax, kill or bill.' It examines how a single jurisdiction's price floor interacts with linked carbon markets, competitiveness,…
Aida Arbi Nefzi, Fathi Bouzidi
This study compares how Paris Agreement mitigation goals are translated into national policy in Morocco, China, and Norway. Using comparative policy analysis and descriptive climate indicators, it assesses carbon taxation, emissions trading…
Yiming Zhang
The Voluntary Carbon Market relies on satellite monitoring, blockchain registries, and digital MRV to rebuild trust after a credibility crisis. Drawing on information economics, this paper argues that digital verification lowers the cost of…
Sikai Chen, Wenjian Li, Yu Shen +1
Using a difference-in-differences design on China's low-carbon city pilot policy, the authors find that effective tax rates for low-carbon firms rise significantly. Local governments compensate for lost revenue from high-emission firms by i…
Muhammad I.
This paper proposes a carbon tax framework for Malaysia and examines implementation challenges amid the COVID-19 economic recovery plan. It highlights the political-economy constraints and design trade-offs of introducing carbon pricing in …
Perino G.
This paper examines the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) of the EU Emissions Trading System, asking whether the mechanism stabilizes or destabilizes carbon prices. It contributes to debates on carbon market design and the effects of policy in…
Gulbrandsen L.H.
A comparative case study of a Swedish and a Norwegian pulp and paper company examining how the EU Emissions Trading System shapes corporate climate strategies. It suggests that carbon price signals have only a limited effect on firms' decar…
Korppoo A.
Examines lessons from Joint Implementation (JI) and greenhouse gas reduction schemes for designing post-2012 carbon finance mechanisms in Russia and Ukraine. Focuses on institutional design and market mechanisms during the post-Kyoto transi…
Shen L.
This study addresses a multi-depot open vehicle routing problem with time windows (MDOVRPTW) that internalizes carbon emissions through a carbon trading mechanism. It integrates emission costs as tradable carbon prices into route optimizati…
Baudry M.
A theoretical analysis of how transaction costs affect emissions trading markets. It shows that trading frictions drive a wedge between allowance allocation and actual trading volume, undermining cost-effective abatement and market efficien…
Onolemhemhen R.
An empirical study testing whether carbon pricing improves energy efficiency across Canadian provinces. It exploits variation in provincial carbon price designs to identify causal effects on efficiency outcomes, offering direct evidence for…
Tol R.S.J.
This paper examines the implications of exiting an emissions trading scheme for the UK and the EU. It likely addresses carbon price signal loss, carbon leakage, and linkage with the EU ETS. No abstract was available, so methods and findings…
Duan B.
This study examines how goal-setting and process dynamics shape the policy effects of China's carbon trading pilots. It empirically assesses the effectiveness of carbon pricing mechanisms, illuminating the interaction between institutional …
Belik I.S.
This paper examines how the EU's Border Carbon Adjustment (CBAM) affects Russian steel firms and regions, using Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works and Chelyabinsk region as a case. It analyzes cost and competitiveness pressures on export-dep…
Jacobs L.
This study examines the distributional effects of carbon pricing implemented through transport fuel taxation, analyzing how costs fall across income groups and regions. It highlights equity concerns central to carbon tax design. Details on …
Lynce de Faria D.
This paper examines the EU ETS as applied to maritime shipping, framing it as a tax regime and analyzing distortions to fair competition among carriers. It likely addresses how differing treatment of intra-EU versus extra-EU voyages creates…
Wang C.
A case study from China on how firms select suppliers and allocate order quantities under a carbon emissions trading scheme. It integrates carbon price into procurement cost, optimizing the trade-off between emission constraints and total c…
Ma J.
An empirical study of how China's carbon emission trading scheme affects corporate labor costs. Using Chinese firm-level data, it examines whether carbon pricing reshapes firms' cost structures, employment, and wages. It contributes evidenc…
Wang H.
This study examines the trade-offs between China's emissions trading system (ETS) and its green certificate scheme in pursuing carbon neutrality. It analyzes how the two policy instruments interact and where they conflict. Findings and meth…
N'Gatta D.
This work appears to examine emission allowance trading under cap-and-trade systems and the incentives shaping how firms report allowances and emissions. It connects carbon pricing to corporate accounting and disclosure behavior, a core con…
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