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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Adamolekun G.
An empirical study examining the relationship between firm membership in emission trading schemes (ETS) and firm-level pollution. It appears to test how ETS participation affects corporate emissions behavior and pollution levels, offering e…
Kotzampasakis M.
This paper examines the legal objectives of the EU Emissions Trading System and proposes a framework for evaluating whether they are met. It contributes by systematizing the criteria against which a carbon pricing instrument should be judge…
Debeuf C.
A policy study examining how carbon pricing has (or has not) reached the political agenda in Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appears to focus on the political-economy barriers and agenda-setting d…
Luo S.
An empirical study of how China's carbon emissions trading pilot policies affected industrial transformation and upgrading. It examines the channels through which market-based environmental regulation drives industrial upgrading. Without an…
Kubler F.
A theoretical analysis of how incomplete financial markets distort the social cost of carbon and the design of efficient carbon pricing. It argues that standard SCC estimates assuming complete markets miss risk-sharing and cost-of-capital f…
Stepanyan D.
This paper compares how national versus EU-level carbon pricing affects the agricultural sector. It examines how differences in carbon price design and coverage pass through to farm production costs and competitiveness, drawing policy desig…
Inderberg T.
This paper examines the design of New Zealand's emissions trading scheme (NZ ETS), covering cap-setting, price mechanisms, and the scheme's evolution, including the distinctive treatment of forestry and agriculture. It offers design lessons…
Anh D.K.
This paper examines the legal foundations underpinning Vietnam's emerging emissions trading system. It analyzes how carbon pricing legislation is being designed to meet the country's climate commitments under the Paris Agreement. It offers …
Li H.Z.
This study proposes a hybrid framework incorporating Bayesian optimization to forecast carbon prices. Carbon price is a central variable in emissions trading systems such as the EU-ETS, and improved forecasting supports corporate carbon cos…
Pieralli S.
This paper examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects fertiliser and food markets. As fertiliser is a key CBAM-covered good, the mechanism imposes carbon costs on imports, potentially raising agricultural input …
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,…
Skjærseth J.B.
This study examines how the EU Emissions Trading System shapes oil industry behavior, framing corporate responses as either resistance or innovation. It asks whether carbon pricing signals drive decarbonization or provoke pushback. Without …
Lilliestam J.
A review of ex-post empirical evidence on whether carbon pricing actually drives technological change and full energy decarbonization. It synthesizes how effects vary by policy design and price level, informing carbon-pricing policy evaluat…
Le H.
A firm-level empirical study examining how carbon pricing affects corporate GHG emissions in East Asia. It contributes micro-level evidence on whether carbon pricing drives emission reductions and how it shapes firm behavior. Findings are r…
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…
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