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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褚云鹤
This paper examines derivative pricing and risk management under carbon market uncertainty, extending classical models (Black-Scholes, Heston) to energy, weather, and carbon derivatives. It identifies key risk sources (volatility, policy un…
X LIU
Using a difference-in-differences approach with China's 2021 national carbon market launch as a quasi-natural experiment, the study finds that treated power-sector firms significantly increase green patent applications. Mechanism tests show…
Wan‐Yu Liu, Yi-Hsin Lu, Rachel Sui Kei Lee
This study estimates carbon price thresholds for making forest conservation economically competitive with timber production in Taiwan's Cunninghamia lanceolata plantations. Estate-level analysis yields NT$958/tCO2e; stand-level break-even r…
Sultonova Sarvinoz
This paper analyzes the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from the perspective of WTO law. It examines compatibility with GATT principles (MFN, National Treatment, tariff commitments) and the possibility of justification under …
Ming Huang, Kanglong Hong, Hongbo Shen +1
This study analyzes whether the carbon emissions trading system (ETS) promotes firms' green development from a market mechanism perspective, likely using empirical evidence from China.
Xiaodi Zhang
This paper develops a multi-sector DSGE model for Canada's livestock supply chain to analyze three abatement policies: emission taxes with agricultural subsidies, universal emission-reduction subsidies, and an ETS. Orderly transitions consi…
Wenjing Fang, Yuanguo Zhu
Using uncertainty theory, this paper models carbon allowance prices via a Caputo-Hadamard uncertain fractional differential equation and derives analytical pricing formulas for carbon swaptions. Empirical validation with Shanghai carbon mar…
Yang Li, Jing Liao, Yu Zhang
This paper develops a static CGE model coupling macroeconomy, electricity, and carbon markets into a unified SAM-consistent system, calibrated to Hunan Province, China. It compares carbon tax, emissions trading system (ETS), and their combi…
Zuo, Xuguang, Xu, Mengjie, Min, Jialin +2
This paper empirically demonstrates that carbon pricing instruments worsen copper inequality, focusing on the distributional effects of carbon pricing on copper—a critical mineral for the energy transition. It provides data and code for rep…
Yu J.
This paper argues that free allocation of emission allowances in emissions trading schemes (ETS) leads to greater emission reductions compared to auctioning. Under equal burden distribution, firms may invest more aggressively in abatement. …
Pang T.
This paper examines the potential for linking China's emissions trading pilot schemes. It analyzes how interconnection between schemes affects carbon market efficiency.
Olivares A.
This paper examines the relationship between emissions trading systems (ETS) and blue carbon, likely discussing the potential and challenges of integrating blue carbon into ETS.
Muhammad I.
This paper argues that carbon tax is the most appropriate carbon pricing mechanism for developing countries and presents strategies for designing an effective policy. It analyzes barriers to implementation and proposes frameworks to enhance…
Nar M.
Carbon taxes are effective policy instruments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by putting a price on carbon, incentivizing behavioral changes. This paper discusses their impact and implementation challenges.
Mireille Chiroleu‐Assouline, Xavier Koch
This paper theoretically analyzes how committed emission taxes affect the adoption of cleaner technologies under uncertainty. It shows that fixed carbon prices can lock firms into inferior technologies, especially when the regulator misesti…
H. Almi, Aboubaker Khoualed
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on Algeria's hydrocarbon exports. It examines the legal framework and WTO compliance, finding the economic impact limited to about 0.2% of GDP, but concent…
Huanrui Ma, Sheng Wang
As the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fully takes effect in 2026, China faces rising export costs and industrial competitiveness challenges. This study uses a CGE model and structural decomposition analysis to simulate a por…
Zhaolin Chen, Jie Yu
This paper proposes a low-carbon scheduling model for virtual power plants (VPPs) that integrates electricity-carbon coupling and demand response. A coupling coefficient embeds carbon cost into time-of-use pricing, and a ladder carbon tradi…
D. Revoltella, Fotios Kalantzis
Survey evidence shows manufacturers respond positively to the EU carbon price but seek reassurance on policy direction and stringency. The EU ETS is effective, but most industrial decarbonization remains to be achieved.
Cathrine Hagem, S. Kverndokk, Knut Einar Rosendahl
This paper analyzes the EU ETS compensation scheme for indirect carbon costs, finding that while the ETS price signal reduces production and increases electricity efficiency, compensation can counteract these effects by boosting production …
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