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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Zhang Y.
This paper evaluates the income distribution effects of carbon pricing mechanisms under China's carbon peak target using a CGE model. The findings reveal the impact on income inequality and provide insights for policy design.
Jain A.
This paper proposes an integrated framework combining Activity-Based Costing (ABC) and Theory of Constraints (TOC) to compare five multi-period carbon-pricing models. It evaluates the impact of different carbon pricing mechanisms on corpora…
Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng, Ivan Rudik
This paper analyzes whether carbon tariffs (border carbon adjustments) are an effective climate policy. It provides fully reproducible code and data using Stata and Julia to generate all figures and tables.
Xuecheng He, Jujie Wang
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal dynamic evolution of carbon price formation in Chinese regional carbon markets. It empirically examines the influence of multi-dimensional drivers such as policy, economy, and energy on carbon prices, …
Andi Nurul Azisah
This systematic review examines carbon tax effectiveness using PRISMA 2020, synthesizing 11 studies. Findings show that emission reduction depends on revenue recycling, tax rates, sectoral coverage, economic structure, and trade exposure, w…
Mel George, James Edmonds
This paper uses the GCAM integrated assessment model to evaluate whether Article 6 carbon market transfers reduce between-region income inequality. Under SSP1, SSP2, and net-zero pathways, the Gini coefficient decreases by 0.5–0.9 points by…
Yajie He, Tiantian Zhang, Jia You
This study analyzes the impact of environmental fee-to-tax reform policy on corporate green governance performance. It empirically demonstrates that the policy reduces carbon emission intensity, providing implications for sustainable corpor…
Eva Herianti, Amor Marundha
This study investigates how climate risk disclosure affects earnings volatility in Indonesian transportation firms, with carbon tax exposure as a mediator and firm size as a moderator. Using panel data from 2022-2024, hierarchical linear re…
Felix Kapfhammer
This paper develops a novel monthly measure of effective carbon tax rates for four Nordic countries, addressing issues with existing measures. Using local projections, it finds that carbon taxes reduce emissions but also impair macroeconomi…
Scott Vaughan
This paper discusses carbon markets in relation to trade and climate change, exploring scenarios for net zero pathways. It focuses on implications for developing countries and climate-resilient development.
Zeynalli, Farhad
This paper tests whether free allocation under the EU ETS slows installation-level decarbonization. Using 112,787 installation-year observations from 2013-2023, it regresses verified emissions on free allocation scaled by base-year emission…
Yuhao Zhang, Lin Huang
This study develops dynamic game models for a dual-channel green supply chain under carbon tax policy, considering supply disruption and retailer risk aversion. It finds that excessively fast adjustment parameters, high carbon tax rates, an…
Ruofei Lan, Hsing Hung Chen, Hui Xie +2
This study examines the impact of China's carbon emissions trading system (CETS) on the green transformation (GT) of energy-intensive firms using a multi-period DID model on 529 listed firms from 2007-2024. Results show CETS significantly p…
He Peng, Weisheng Lu, Zhikun Chen +3
This paper proposes and analyzes a mechanism to compensate carbon emissions from international scrap steel trade by imposing a carbon price on maritime transport. It offers insights into reducing emissions across the steel supply chain and …
Christina Nikolova
This paper develops a conceptual framework to analyze transport poverty under the EU ETS2 expansion, identifying six dimensions (economic, spatial, mobility dependency, infrastructure, climate-policy exposure, social). Using Bulgaria as a c…
Yunlong Pan, Ling Shao, Sanmang Wu +4
This paper analyzes the economic impacts of partial and full border carbon adjustment (BCA), examining corrective effects, distortions, and sectoral trade-offs. It provides policy design implications through theoretical or empirical analysi…
Hammache, Souria
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon compliance costs on European steel export competitiveness, considering production scale and green finance mechanisms. It examines whether green finance supports decarbonization without harming compet…
Thomas Gasser, Armon Rezai, Côme Cheritel +2
This paper derives climate strategies using an ex-ante approach incorporating Earth system uncertainty. It finds net-zero CO2 must be reached a decade earlier, carbon prices may double, and sustained net-negative emissions are needed to mit…
Petra Minnerop
This paper examines the legal validity of the Paris Agreement's Crediting Mechanism in achieving net-zero targets. It argues that the current operational rules fail to mitigate the risk of increasing global greenhouse gas emissions while in…
Shuangning Yang, ShanYang Yan
This paper studies initial carbon quota allocation schemes for the Yangtze River Delta region (Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui) to meet the 2030 carbon peak target. It compares fairness-oriented (improved grandfathering), efficiency-orie…
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