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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Carlos Alexandre Gama, Eduardo Souza, Leonardo Maues +1
This paper argues that carbon prices in ETSs primarily reflect institutional scarcity and expectations rather than short-term emissions outcomes. Through comparative analysis of the EU ETS and emerging systems, it shows that price increases…
Hakan Bilgehan
This study analyzes carbon pricing mechanisms, focusing on the EU ETS and CBAM, and evaluates their impacts on Türkiye. It estimates cost effects of CBAM on key sectors like steel and cement, and discusses trade competitiveness. The study r…
Abhinav Jindal, Sameeksha Patil
This paper quantifies the trade and production-network impacts of the EU CBAM on India, China, and Japan's steel, aluminum, and cement sectors. It converts carbon costs into ad valorem equivalents and uses a gravity model to estimate export…
Jingyi Wang
As the EU CBAM becomes fully effective in 2026, it will impact Chinese exports. China's ETS carbon price is a fraction of the EU ETS, and this paper proposes including resource tax and consumption tax as effective carbon prices to reduce CB…
Claudia Günther, Darius Sultani, Michael Pahle +1
As emissions trading systems expand globally, the treatment of non-permanent carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) under cap-and-trade schemes is a recurring policy challenge. Using the EU ETS fifth-phase review as a case study, this paper t…
Amna Ejaz Haider, Asad Ejaz Butt
This paper analyzes whether international climate agendas like net-zero and ETS drive policy change in Pakistan toward 2040 carbon neutrality. It details updated NDC targets (50% reduction by 2030), a National Carbon Markets Committee, and …
Xinyue Pu, Xi Lin, Jingyang Du +1
This study shows that extending the EU ETS to maritime transport incentivizes evasive hub-and-spoke transshipment, reallocating emissions rather than reducing them globally. Analyzing 7,791 demand pairs, it finds transshipment accounts for …
Govinda R. Timilsina, Ze Song, Gal Hochman
This study evaluates the effectiveness of three major ETS (EU, NZ, Korea) using a generalized synthetic control method on 2005-2020 data. The EU ETS reduced electricity-sector CO2 by 21.3% and total CO2 by 15.6%, while NZ's ETS had no signi…
Hyejin Park
Using Korea's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this study shows carbon pricing asymmetrically affects green innovation: pure green patents decline while fuel-efficiency patents do not. Firms with larger fuel-efficiency stocks and market p…
Atik, Murat, Bintaş, Gül Çiçek Zengin, Bulut, Ekrem
This dataset provides bibliometric metadata on corporate social responsibility (CSR), carbon pricing, and corporate performance, enabling analysis of research trends and interconnections. It serves as a foundational resource for GX research…
Kotzampasakis M.
This paper provides a systematic literature review and policy assessment of the EU's maritime emissions trading system (ETS). It analyzes the effectiveness, design challenges, and industrial impacts of ETS in decarbonizing the shipping sect…
Chen H.
This paper empirically examines whether carbon emissions trading schemes improve corporate environmental responsibility. It analyzes the impact of policy implementation on firm-level environmental performance, likely using Chinese emissions…
Wang C.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading policy on energy conservation and emission reduction in the thermal power industry, and explores the underlying reduction mechanisms. It contributes to evaluating…
Zibin Wang, Jinshan Dai
This study models distribution networks in the consumer electronics sector to analyze vehicle energy choices under carbon governance scenarios. Carbon trading emerges as the most effective policy, improving profitability while reducing emis…
Pan J.
This review compares carbon taxes and emissions trading systems (ETS) globally, analyzing their design, implementation, and effectiveness. It provides policymakers with a structured overview of carbon pricing options and lessons from countr…
Ansaram K.
This paper analyzes the phenomenon of firms competitively setting carbon prices, exploring its economic and policy implications. It examines how carbon pricing affects firm competitiveness and market behavior.
Gugler K.
This paper empirically analyzes the causal effect of Britain's carbon tax on emissions. Using policy evaluation methods, it shows that the carbon tax significantly contributed to emission reductions. The UK experience offers insights for ca…
Hazal Küçükaydın, Can B. Aktaş
This study quantifies the impact of EU CBAM on Turkey's cement exports by 2030. Under business-as-usual, CBAM surcharges could reach 154% of export revenue, but domestic ETS and emissions intensity reductions can significantly lower costs. …
Riya Singh
Steel accounts for 7-9% of global CO2 emissions. This paper compares the EU's ETS and CBAM, the US subsidy model, and China's state-led strategy, showing that stronger climate policies drive consistent investment in low-carbon technologies.…
Ting Zhang, Xing Fang
This paper analyzes China's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) in supporting the 'dual carbon' goals (peak emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060) from a Marxist political economy perspective. It focuses on the contradictions between c…
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