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 141–160 of 2738 papers
Qiang Cui
An empirical study using a 29-year carrier–route panel to examine where aviation carbon pricing actually reduces emissions. It suggests that adjusting flight frequency, rather than technology adoption, is the dominant response channel to ca…
Asrayev Shavkat Baxtiyor o'g'li
This paper reviews major carbon pricing instruments and assesses their applicability to Uzbekistan, whose industrial sector includes energy-intensive metallurgy, cement, chemicals, and oil and gas processing. It identifies the economic, ins…
Chen S.
This study examines how green finance-driven internal supply chain management can optimize carbon tax compliance in steel manufacturing. It links carbon pricing costs with financing and procurement decisions. No abstract is available, so me…
He Y.
A policy study examining the opportunities and challenges of linking the emissions trading systems of China, Japan, and South Korea. It discusses how regional carbon-price cooperation could shape decarbonization and carbon-pricing design in…
Chewpreecha U.
This paper develops a 'total carbon pricing' framework that assesses both direct carbon prices (carbon tax, ETS) and indirect carbon price signals (energy taxes, regulations, subsidies) affecting Japanese firms. It reveals the hidden effect…
Simon J. Bolz, J. Gallé
A Melitz-style asymmetric-country model analyzes how a trading partner's border carbon adjustment (BCA) affects the welfare cost of raising domestic carbon prices in the exposed country. BCA lowers these costs by reversing the partner's exp…
Partho Biswas
Models Bangladesh's 2026–2030 renewable pipeline (10,450 MW), displacing ~9.7 MtCO2/yr. Net Article 6 carbon revenue ranges US$4–170M/yr, at most 18% of investment need; credits at US$15–22/t raise project returns only 1–3 points. Indicativ…
Wael Ghazi Shaaban
Compares Sweden's carbon tax, EU ETS participation and fossil-free power mix against Canada's decentralized approach, showing real per-capita emission reductions but persistent structural gaps in transport, mineral dependency and cross-bord…
Qi Liu
This paper proposes a multi-factor attention-based deep learning framework that integrates economic indicators, energy commodity prices, and policy signals to forecast carbon market prices. Experiments on China's regional carbon markets and…
刘立文 LIU Liwen, Yifan Yang, Qing Wang
Using system dynamics, this study models China's steel-sector decarbonization after its March 2025 inclusion in the national ETS. It finds carbon prices act as the core leverage signal, capability gaps accelerate structural adjustment towar…
Gökhan Uzel, Gülnaz Hale Üstün, Serkan Gürlük
This paper uses a calibrated Stackelberg model to assess ex ante economic and environmental effects of extending carbon border adjustment to processed agri-food imports from Türkiye to the EU. The EU sets product-specific carbon charges whi…
Adolf Akwei Acquaye
This paper proposes a carbon finance mechanism that allocates responsibility for trade-embodied emissions between producers and consumers. It aims to operationalize responsible consumption (SDG12) in global trade by designing fair burden-sh…
Aoqi Xu, Manwen Tian, Yonghui Li
An empirical study examining how China's emissions trading scheme affects high-quality agricultural development, exploiting staggered regional rollout for identification. It tests whether carbon pricing mechanisms influence agricultural pro…
Yu-Ting Huang
Case study of Taiwanese solar firm SW Company showing how ESG principles are embedded in operations to respond to the EU CBAM. The firm treats CBAM as an innovation opportunity via product redesign, energy efficiency, portfolio diversificat…
Robin Kunju Mol Raj
This paper presents a dataset for analyzing dynamic connectedness among oil, European gas, and EU ETS carbon allowance prices. It provides a time-series foundation for studying price spillovers and carbon-price risk transmission across ener…
John Thornton, Yener Altunbaş, Maria Mazzuca +1
A two-sector DSGE model with financial accelerator frictions compares three finance-based climate tools—broad reserve requirements, targeted green refinancing, and government loan guarantees—against a Pigouvian carbon tax. Targeted green re…
В.М. Кузьмина, Н.А. Власова, А.Л. Золкин +2
This paper analyzes cross-border environmental cooperation challenges among EAEU member states amid the global climate agenda and tightening green trade barriers. It compares 2020–2024 spending on air protection and climate mitigation and G…
Asgeir Barlaup, Valeria Zambianchi, Katja Biedenkopf +1
This paper examines emissions trading systems (ETS) as carbon pricing instruments, arguing that orthodox economics overstates market mechanisms. It emphasizes that ETS are embedded in social, institutional and political contexts, and that t…
Yang W.
A study predicting carbon emission trading prices using a combined (ensemble) model. It appears to propose a method for improving carbon market price forecasting accuracy, though details are unavailable without an abstract. Price forecastin…
Kurkovsky A.
This work appears to address methods for analyzing and designing management systems that operate emissions trading schemes. The title suggests a focus on information-system design underpinning carbon market administration, but without an ab…
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