This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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van den Bergh J.C.J.M.
This paper proposes a dual-track approach to global carbon pricing, balancing gradual adoption tailored to national circumstances with international consistency. It analyzes policy design and implementation challenges, contributing to effec…
Tek Maraseni
This study compares spotted gum plantations, peanut-maize cropping, and beef pasture in low-rainfall areas of Queensland, Australia, incorporating carbon values into net present value analysis. At a carbon price of $10.5/tCO2e, plantations …
Richi Guali Padang, Rachmat Agus Santoso, Fitriana Fitriana
This bibliometric study analyzes 206 carbon tax articles from Scopus (2015-2025) using VOSviewer. It identifies publication trends, leading countries (China, US), most-cited papers, and research themes. Findings show a peak in 2024 and a fo…
Xiqiang Xia, J. G. Chen, Kannan Govindan
This study uses game-theoretic models to analyze how different carbon quota allocation methods (grandfathering vs. benchmarking) affect OEMs' outsourcing remanufacturing decisions and remanufacturers' operations. Grandfathering promotes rem…
BEZOUI
This paper proposes a stochastic transportation model integrating fractional calculus (Caputo memory), demand uncertainty, CVaR risk measure, and carbon trading. By incorporating carbon emission constraints and trading mechanisms, it optimi…
Peters M.S.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) on gas flaring on the UK continental shelf. It examines whether carbon pricing effectively reduces flaring and provides policy implications.
Nagao T.
This paper examines how firms should design global supply chain networks under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), considering the costs and regulations it imposes, and proposes optimal network designs to support the transition t…
Onyshchenko A.
This paper analyzes the interaction between emissions trading systems (ETS) and a country's financial-macroeconomic dynamics within the context of sustainable development and climate transition. It models the economy-wide impacts of ETS and…
Zhao X.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) on agricultural emission reduction. It evaluates the effectiveness of market mechanisms and provides implications for carbon pricing policies in the …
Divyanshu Sharma, Satyam Sharma
Analyzes India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) as market-based corporate regulation. Identifies fragmentation of duties, intensity-based targets, verification conflicts of interest, registry opacity, and overbroad net-zero claims. Pro…
Shen Xiaowang
This paper addresses the WTO compatibility of the EU's CBAM by proposing a 'Climate Compatibility Certification' system based on the Prim-Lex Theory. It introduces a three-color zoning (green, yellow, red) for products based on carbon footp…
Ari Purwanti, Junet Kaswoto, Dahlia Tri Anggraini +3
This study analyzes 55 Indonesian energy companies using PLS-SEM, finding that both carbon trading participation and carbon management strategies positively affect emissions reduction and financial performance. Emissions reduction also impr…
Nicole M. Nimlos, Christopher Bastian, John Derek Scasta
Survey of 506 ranchers in the US Front Range and Great Plains reveals that conservation easements, prior conservation program participation, perceived community support, and lack of knowledge increase willingness to join carbon markets, whi…
Tarra L. Brain, S Harris, Bryce F. J. Kelly
This study evaluates Australia's reformed Safeguard Mechanism, a cap-and-trade framework, focusing on the coal mining sector. Ex-ante analysis reveals that most open-pit mines face increasing emission baselines, while underground mines see …
Nungula E.Z.
This paper provides an overview of carbon emission trading as a response to climate change. It discusses the mechanisms and economic implications of emissions trading, and considers its effectiveness as a policy tool. It likely lacks specif…
Borghesi S.
This paper critically reviews the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) of the EU ETS, analyzing design flaws and impacts on carbon prices, offering insights for policy improvement.
Danny Marks, Kittima Leeruttanawisut
This study identifies five barriers to fair community participation in Thailand's mangrove carbon credit program (T-VER) through 18 interviews. It argues that unclear policies, unfair benefit-sharing, divergent views, capacity gaps, and hig…
Sun W.
This study estimates forest carbon storage in Qilian Mountain National Park using multi-source data and integrates GARCH-M(1,1)-driven dynamic carbon pricing to assess economic value. It proposes a method that accounts for spatiotemporal va…
Lin B.
This paper analyzes the economic impacts of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on developing countries, focusing on effects on the poor. It quantitatively assesses negative impacts on export competitiveness and welfare, suggestin…
Pyung Kim
Exploiting Korea's dual regulatory framework (TMS and ETS), this study compares carbon pricing and command-and-control regulation at the firm level. Difference-in-differences estimates show ETS firms reduced energy use by 5.8-8.8% and carbo…
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