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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Pyung Kim
Using South Korea's unique dual regulatory framework where an ETS and a command-and-control program (TMS) operate in parallel, this study compares carbon pricing with prescriptive regulation at the firm level. Difference-in-differences anal…
Christi Kesh, Aparna Sharma, Vaibhav Chaturvedi
This paper examines challenges and potential pathways for voluntary carbon markets, focusing on transparency, credibility, and scalability. It discusses quality standards for carbon credits and prevention of double counting, offering policy…
Aparna Sharma, Mari Luomi, Darshna Singh
This paper analyzes the effectiveness of carbon markets in emerging economies, focusing on compliance design choices, offsetting mechanisms, and harmonization. It provides policy insights for balancing emission reduction targets and market …
Zhouding Liu, Sareer Ahmad, Sher Khan
This study examines the impact of carbon pricing and non-carbon pricing (renewable energy) policies on decoupling economic growth from carbon emissions in the EU. Decoupling analysis shows strong and weak decoupling effects in most years, w…
Chaarvi Parasher
This paper compares carbon taxes and cap-and-trade as instruments to correct greenhouse gas externalities, using the EU ETS and Sweden's carbon tax as case studies. It finds that both can achieve significant emissions reductions when well-d…
Chen L.
This paper examines whether China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS) can simultaneously achieve carbon reduction and air pollution control. Empirical analysis suggests synergistic effects, reducing CO2 and pollutants like PM2.5. Differ…
Han J.
This paper examines how international bilateral emissions trading systems can identify and leverage emissions reduction opportunities to help China achieve its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) in the energy sector. It analyzes mec…
Vlachou A.
The EU ETS is the world's largest emissions trading system, providing a carbon price signal. This paper outlines its mechanism and impact.
Zhou D.
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's pilot emission trading scheme (ETS) on carbon productivity. The findings show that the adoption of ETS significantly improves carbon productivity, with variations depending on scheme des…
Cañón-De-Francia J.
This paper tests the 'it pays to be green' hypothesis in the context of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and the financial crisis. It examines how the relationship between environmental and financial performance is moderated by inst…
Liu Z.
This paper analyzes the co-benefits of China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS), examining its impact mechanism and spillover effects to other regions. It empirically investigates the additional economic and environmental benefits beyo…
Chai S.
This paper empirically evaluates the effectiveness of China's eight Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) pilots as market-incentivized environmental regulation. It assesses emission reduction outcomes and economic impacts, providing insights for …
Huang G.N.
This paper analyzes the impact of establishing a carbon trading market in China on emission reductions and the economy. It evaluates the design and early outcomes of the emissions trading system, and considers effects on corporate behavior …
Chu W.
This study uses quantile regression to examine how factors influencing carbon prices vary across different quantiles in China's ETS pilots, revealing nonlinear dynamics in price determinants.
Stephen Minas
This paper analyzes the Article 6 rules of the Paris Agreement for carbon markets and their significance for transnational carbon market governance. It argues that the rules can anchor carbon markets in a normative framework of enhanced mit…
Ling Chen
This paper examines corporate participation in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, arguing that while international law's distinction between state and non-state actors limits corporate use, Article 6 remains the best framework to regulate ma…
Xie Yun
This paper analyzes the role of green finance and carbon tax in promoting climate adaptation and low-carbon transition in OECD economies. It examines how both policy instruments contribute to climate resilience and emission reduction throug…
Griffin Msefula, Tony Chieh-Tse Hou, Tina Lemesi
This study empirically examines the impact of carbon pricing on economic resilience and transport decarbonization using Finnish evidence. It provides insights for policy design and effectiveness.
Xi Zhang, Jialei Ma, Xinyuan Xu +1
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) on corporate debt financing costs. It quantifies how carbon pricing introduces financial risk, linking climate policy to capital markets.
Hasan Tutar
This paper examines the effectiveness of carbon pricing in EU-27 agri-food systems, suggesting it may affect trade competitiveness more than emissions reduction. It analyzes the relationship between environmental taxation and emission inten…
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