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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Riya Singh
Steel accounts for 7-9% of global CO2 emissions. This paper compares the EU's ETS and CBAM, the US subsidy model, and China's state-led strategy, showing that stronger climate policies drive consistent investment in low-carbon technologies.…
Guangyu Wan, Jingfen Hua, Xiuzhi Hu +2
This paper theoretically analyzes how carbon taxes and green consumer preferences affect firms' strategies and social welfare in the context of low-carbon technology licensing. It examines the impact of licensing forms (fixed fee vs. royalt…
Quan Yuan, Jing Liang, Xiaofeng Wu
This study constructs a three-stage quantitative model to measure carbon cost transmission in cross-border supply chains under the EU CBAM. Using steel and aluminum cases, it finds higher transmission elasticity in high-carbon industries an…
Abel Brodeur
This reproduction report replicates a study on the independence property of cap-and-trade in the European carbon market, testing whether initial allowance allocation affects final emissions. Author feedback was incorporated, confirming the …
Aryan Goswami, Sebastian Rink
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of carbon price volatility on firms' stock returns. It examines how carbon price fluctuations affect investor risk assessment and firm value, offering implications for climate-related financial ris…
Raghoo P.
This paper empirically analyzes the global diffusion and innovation of carbon pricing policies (carbon taxes and emissions trading systems), identifying factors driving policy adoption and design changes. Using cross-country data, it examin…
Wolowieс T, Pavlova O, Liashenko O +6
This paper identifies the causal effect of EU ETS carbon prices on electricity generation using a panel of 27 member states and differential exposure based on pre-ETS coal shares. It finds that higher carbon prices significantly reduce coal…
Guo Q.
Using China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) as a quasi-natural experiment, this study empirically examines the impact of carbon finance on corporate emissions reduction. It suggests that the interaction between policy and finance en…
Ziqi Zhou, Meng Han
This paper theoretically analyzes the drivers of carbon price variation using a present value model. It clarifies how allowance supply-demand and policy changes affect price formation, offering insights into carbon market efficiency and pre…
Suphi Şen, Serhan Sadikoğlu, Changjing Ji +1
This study estimates the effect of staggered carbon pricing adoption globally (1990-2017) on per capita CO2 emissions from fossil fuels, using econometric methods robust to treatment effect heterogeneity. Dynamic estimates show a 19-23% red…
H. Y. Miao, X. D. Yuan, M.H. Wu +3
This paper proposes a medium-to-long-term low-carbon economic dispatch framework for electro-hydrogen coupled microgrids (EHCMs) incorporating a tiered carbon trading mechanism. A spectral joint clustering method reduces dimensionality whil…
Peter Kuko, Karin Cakoci
This paper analyzes the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) at the intersection of international trade law, customs law, and environmental law, assessing its compatibility with WTO law based on GATT articles and case law. It exam…
Limin Du, Huiying Peng, Zheng Wang
This paper models intertemporal equilibrium in China's rate-based emissions trading system, analyzing how banking mechanisms affect carbon price dynamics. It provides theoretical and empirical insights for policy design.
Wenjie Fan, Tingting Yu, Heng Wu
Using a panel of 5,000 Chinese listed firms (2008-2023) and a difference-in-differences design, this study finds that carbon pricing under China's ETS significantly reduces corporate investment, especially in high-emission sectors and large…
Jinlong Zhang, Wei Zhang
Using the phased rollout of China's carbon emission trading (CET) pilot policy, this study employs a staggered DID model to identify how transition risks from carbon pricing are priced in stock returns. CET-covered firms exhibit a significa…
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…
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