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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Qianru Li, Xin Guo, Lu Chen +1
This paper models two-period production and carbon abatement decisions for remanufacturing firms under capital constraints, comparing carbon quota pledge financing (CQPF) with self-financing. Results show CQPF boosts abatement and profits w…
Nguyen QL
This paper examines whether multilateral climate finance rewards carbon pricing adoption per se or only stringent policies. Using a staggered difference-in-differences design on 2000-2023 panel data, it finds that high-stringency adoption s…
Chakraborty S.K.
This note examines the spillover effects of carbon taxes on trade within Europe. It discusses implications for border adjustments and industrial competitiveness, offering insights for policy design.
Li Mingliang, Lee Chin, A. S. Abdul Rahim
This review systematically synthesizes empirical studies on the impact of China's carbon emissions trading (CET) on corporate green innovation. Most studies support the Porter Hypothesis, showing CET significantly increases firms' green pat…
Wang Y.
This paper analyzes the impacts of China's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) on the national and Hong Kong economies using a dynamic computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. It quantitatively assesses the effects of carbon pricing on GDP, i…
Guiyuan X.
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon emission trading schemes (ETS) on the electricity market under China's dual carbon goals (peak emissions by 2030, carbon neutrality by 2060). It examines effects on electricity prices, generation mix…
Kalantzis F.
This paper empirically analyzes how firms respond to climate regulations, focusing on the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). It examines the impact of regulation on firms' abatement behavior and competitiveness, offering insights for pol…
Wang J.
This paper evaluates the impact of China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) on firm employment, focusing on the channel of industrial automation. It empirically examines how ETS may induce firms to invest in automation, thereby alterin…
Tomás R.A.F.
This paper assesses the impact of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) on the Portuguese chemical industry, analyzing how carbon pricing affects competitiveness and emission reduction behavior, offering insights for policy design.
Ang S.S.
This paper evaluates the policy effects of dual pilot markets for carbon emissions trading and energy quota trading in China. Through empirical analysis, it examines the impacts of these markets on emission reduction and energy efficiency, …
Guojun Ji, Jie Qin
This study uses game theory to analyze how information-sharing strategies (no, free, paid) in a platform-led supply chain affect a manufacturer's green innovation, profits, and total emissions under cap-and-trade. When market demand exceeds…
Tong Ni, Wanlong Huang, Yifei Tang +2
This paper addresses low liquidity and fiscal policy mismatches in Green Electricity Certificate (GEC) markets by developing a supply-demand model integrating tax credits and tiered carbon taxes. Using an ε-constraint multi-objective optimi…
Metcalf G.E.
An opinion piece debunking five common myths about carbon pricing, using economic reasoning and real-world examples to defend the effectiveness of carbon taxes and emissions trading. Aimed at policymakers and practitioners.
S. H. Okasha
This study evaluates HFO, LNG, and ammonia for a 15,000 TEU containership on the Rotterdam-Singapore route using an OPEX-based multi-scenario framework. The Red Sea crisis raises operating costs across all fuels, with ammonia showing the sm…
Yasuo Takao
This article analyzes the institutional mechanisms of urban carbon markets through a qualitative case study of Tokyo's Cap-and-Trade System (TCTS), the world's first mandatory city-level ETS. It finds that TCTS operates more as a baseline-a…
Bo Wen, Dayi He, Ping Lei
This study compares the low-carbon resource allocation effects of green credit (market-oriented) and green subsidies (government-led) within a unified framework. Using data on China's A-share listed firms, it finds that both policies prefer…
Tianzhi Ouyang, Qi Liu
This review proposes an integrated framework for evaluating economic cost-benefit and environmental resource management performance under carbon trading markets. It synthesizes theoretical foundations, economic costs and benefits, and envir…
Lili Lu
This paper develops a two-echelon low-carbon supply chain game model to analyze the effects of carbon cap-and-trade and government subsidies on manufacturing decarbonization. It finds that cap-and-trade maximizes profitability and carbon re…
RUSHI CHEN, Effie Kesidou, Peter Howley
Using China's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this paper shows that regulatory-induced green innovation is path-dependent: the ETS only stimulates green innovation among firms with recent, continuous green innovation experience, not amon…
Ilaria Perissi, Davide Natalini, Enric Alcover +1
This study links a system dynamics-based integrated assessment model (pymedeas) with an agent-based electricity market model (TaxvsETS ABM) to compare carbon taxes and emissions trading under realistic EU decarbonisation pathways. Results s…
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