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.
Showing 101–120 of 2130 papers
Ainura Uzagalieva, Andrea Molocchi, Federica Odifreddi
Using the GEM-E3-ITA CGE model, this study decomposes CBAM's economic and competitiveness effects for Italy into three channels: ETS free-allocation phase-out, border adjustment, and revenue recycling. Aggregate effects are broadly neutral,…
R. Andrew Butters, Jackson Dorsey, Ivan Rudik
Using the first 17 years of the EU-ETS, the authors build an estimable equilibrium model of firm production and abatement. Short-run emissions cuts come almost entirely from reallocation across firms, while clean technology adoption respond…
Jan Abrell, Sebastian Rausch
Analyzes the EU's ETS2 extension of carbon pricing to buildings and road transport through three market functions: scarcity, exchange, and allocation authority. Completing exchange and allocation authority cuts present-value EU policy costs…
Hunter Hughes
This report argues carbon pricing's effectiveness hinges not on choosing a carbon tax or ETS but on the surrounding policy architecture: revenue recycling, competitiveness protections, and international coordination. Evidence from 70+ initi…
Djamel Lekbir (Jamal Lekbir)
This paper proposes an Estimation-to-Compensation framework combining double/debiased ML, spatially aware causal forests, and budget-constrained policy learning to estimate installation-level heterogeneous treatment effects of the EU ETS an…
J. Renn
This paper proposes a 'climate Bretton Woods' — a new international climate governance architecture built around a 'carbon currency' concept. It argues that anchoring monetary and financial arrangements to carbon could strengthen global car…
Zhikang Niu, Meng Chen
Evaluates a CEEMDAN–LSTM pipeline with sample-entropy mode reduction, PACF-based lag selection, and a Tent-map/crossover Harris-hawks optimizer (CRTHHO) for carbon allowance price forecasting on 2009 Hubei market observations. Tuning reduce…
Brian Ssengendo
This article critically reviews taxation as an environmental policy instrument in Uganda, focusing on carbon-credit transactions. It distinguishes pollution taxes, taxes on harmful products, administrative charges and taxes on environmental…
Huan Minh Nguyen, Vu Hoang Anh Thy, Nguyen Thi Hong Gam +2
Surveying 488 domestic tourists in Ho Chi Minh City, this study integrates the Value-Identity-Personal Norm model, Theory of Planned Behavior, and Protective Action Decision Model to explain willingness to participate in voluntary carbon of…
Wang Chang
A replication package for a study analyzing how carbon emissions regulation propagates through input-output networks to affect firm dynamics, using a Chinese low-carbon-zone pilot. It offers a reproducible empirical framework for tracing re…
Shuo Zhang, Zhen Zhong, Bruce A. McCarl +1
An empirical household-level study examining how China's carbon emissions trading scheme affects rural energy poverty. It probes whether carbon pricing transmits to vulnerable rural households through energy prices and cost burdens, highlig…
Jeffrey Dankwa Ampah
This study models trade scenarios for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits and their effect on emission compliance costs. It finds that CDR trade lowers compliance costs in the Global North while shifting mitigation activity and resource pr…
周德亮, Sutian Wen, Dingyin Zhang
Using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2011–2023, this study treats China's carbon emission trading scheme as a quasi-natural experiment and applies a difference-in-differences model. The scheme significantly raises firms' green total fact…
Acar S.
A study analyzing how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could affect the Turkish economy. It likely examines how an export-exposed economy adapts to carbon pricing at the border. Assessment is based on the title only, as no…
Yoesoep Edhie Rachmad
A 2014 work examining forest carbon offsetting in relation to sustainable development, issued in connection with the UN and an education/training centre. The abstract provides no methods, data, or findings, so the contribution appears to be…
Flore Verbist, Jelle Meus, Darius Sultani +1
This paper analyzes how integrating carbon dioxide removals (CDR) into emissions trading systems affects incentives to abate. It focuses on 'abatement deterrence,' where CDR availability can weaken conventional reduction efforts, and derive…
Emil Dimanchev, Steven A. Gabriel, Stein-Erik Fleten +2
Incomplete long-term contracting in electricity markets exposes investors and consumers to inefficient risk. Using a game-theoretic model with uncertain gas prices and demand, the paper shows that renewable subsidies and carbon prices yield…
Zhu H.
A study proposing a coupling model linking emissions trading systems with market decision-making. It appears to examine how carbon price signals feed into corporate and investor decisions. Methods and findings are unverified as no abstract …
Wang Q.
This paper reviews China's national carbon emissions trading market, assessing its current operation and the impact of carbon pricing on emitters. It identifies design challenges and offers policy suggestions for improvement. It provides an…
Shaohuai Feng, Mohd Wira Mohd Shafiei, Yuwen Shao +1
Proposes the SCOPE framework to make variable screening for carbon price forecasting reproducible. It systematically narrows model inputs to ensure transparency and replicability. Reliable carbon price forecasts matter for corporate carbon …
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