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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Sivakami B.U.
This paper proposes a readiness assessment framework for green projects and innovation capabilities, positioning it as a tool to support green finance-led sustainability transitions. It likely evaluates the preparedness of projects or firms…
Song Z.
This paper exploits China's green finance reform and innovation pilot zones as a natural experiment to empirically examine the policy's effect on agricultural new quality productive forces. It investigates whether green finance incentives s…
Li Y.
This study empirically analyzes the relationship between green bond issuance and greenwashing among Chinese firms, examining whether green labels align with actual environmental performance. It offers new insights into issuer behavior and d…
Zhou J.
This paper examines how green finance can support the development of the carbon trading market in Shenzhen, China. It analyzes the role of financial instruments and institutional design in activating emissions trading, offering insights int…
Ban N.
This empirical study examines how green bond issuance affects firm value using Chinese data. It investigates whether the signaling and financing effects of green bonds positively impact firm valuation, offering insights into the corporate v…
Jones R.
This paper critically examines green bonds as a means of addressing ecological deficits through debt, raising practical and political concerns. It argues that green bonds may defer rather than solve environmental problems, highlighting limi…
Liepold C.
This paper appraises Germany's greenhouse gas mitigation quota (THG-Quote) as a tradable performance standard for decarbonizing the transport sector, discussing the economic efficiency and design challenges of this policy instrument.
Chameides W.
This paper compares carbon taxes and emissions trading as carbon pricing instruments, likely arguing that trading schemes offer flexibility and political feasibility. It examines which instrument delivers emission reductions more reliably a…
Kanamura T.
This study analyzes the relationship between carbon pricing and energy prices during the COVID-19 pandemic, examining the phenomenon of 'greenflation' driven by climate policy. It provides economic insight into how carbon pricing affects en…
Lilliestam J.
Argues that low carbon taxes have limited emissions-reduction impact and instead serve symbolic, revenue-raising, or sequencing purposes. Offers a critical policy perspective on carbon pricing design and effectiveness, suggesting that the l…
Bernard A.
This study models carbon emission trading among Russia, China, and Annex B countries as a two-level dynamic game. It analyzes the strategic interactions and negotiation outcomes in the international carbon market, offering insights for the …
Butarbutar P.P.M.
This paper compares emissions trading systems (ETS) in Indonesia's power sub-sector, identifies governance failures, and proposes policy recommendations. It provides institutional insights for carbon pricing in emerging economies.
Haurie A.
This paper formulates international emissions trading as a two-level differential game, analyzing dynamic strategic interactions between countries and firms. It provides a theoretical framework for understanding how permit allocation and tr…
Verbruggen A.
This paper examines carbon pricing from an economic perspective, contrasting the ideal market mechanism with real-world institutional realities. It discusses the role of carbon prices in emissions reduction and the political and social cons…
Pinkse J.
This paper discusses emissions trading as a policy tool in the 21st century and its implications for corporate climate strategies. It examines how firms respond to carbon pricing and integrate ETS into their strategic planning.
Wasiuzzaman S.
This study examines how national culture moderates the relationship between ESG disclosure and firm performance, offering implications for investors and regulators in cross-country settings.
Liu X.
This study empirically examines how spillover effects within business groups influence ESG rating disagreement. By clarifying how information sharing and reputation contagion among group firms affect analyst assessments, it offers implicati…
Garip O.
This paper examines how micro-level firm characteristics and macro-level institutional factors jointly shape ESG disclosure practices across emerging and developed markets. It provides comparative evidence on the determinants of disclosure …
Setiawan A.
This paper examines the localization of IFRS S1 and S2 (ISSB standards) in Indonesia through the lens of institutional translation and sectoral readiness. It likely sheds light on the institutional challenges and sector-specific preparednes…
YANG Q.B.
This study empirically evaluates how biochar aged under dry-wet cycles affects greenhouse gas emissions (methane, nitrous oxide) and rice yield in paddy fields. It examines whether aging alters biochar's mitigation potential, offering insig…
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