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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Yang H.
Proposes a hybrid-attention multivariate information-fusion framework for robust carbon price forecasting across frequencies and scales, with interpretable attribution of predictions. Directly relevant to carbon markets and climate finance …
Sun L.
This study examines how the EU Emissions Trading System affects container shipping, addressing both carbon reduction measures and cost control. It explores the trade-off between decarbonization compliance and operating costs in maritime tra…
Yang Z.
This paper examines carbon trading systems alongside demand-side carbon emission obligations. It appears to address how emission-reduction duties are allocated to downstream/consumption actors, not only supply-side caps. Without an abstract…
Li B.
A policy-comparison study drawing lessons from German carbon market management for Chinese local governments implementing emissions trading. It focuses on subnational enforcement and oversight design, contrasting China's central-led system …
Wu D.
A game-theoretic analysis of how supply chain members choose green technology investment and coordination strategies under a carbon tax, accounting for marketing efforts and risk aversion. It shows how carbon pricing shapes investment incen…
Xiao Y.
This study uses a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to assess how carbon pricing affects Japan's transport sector. It quantifies economy-wide and sectoral impacts on emissions, costs, and resource allocation, offering direct eviden…
Wu J.
This paper empirically examines whether combinations of energy regulation policies in China effectively curb carbon emissions. It focuses on policy mixes and their interactions rather than single instruments, assessing emission-reduction ou…
Wu Q.
An empirical study examining how the status and authority of executives with R&D backgrounds shape corporate low-carbon innovation under carbon emissions trading markets. It highlights the interaction between executive characteristics and c…
Atkinson S.E.
A policy study on how the geographic size of an emissions trading region affects the cost-effectiveness of meeting an ambient environmental standard. It examines the trade-off between regional scope, abatement cost, and environmental target…
Li M.
This study examines how combining carbon pricing with power market reform affects CO2 emissions reduction in China's electricity sector. It assesses the interaction of policy instruments rather than isolated measures. Relevant to readers tr…
Shi S.
A study examining how carbon taxes affect low-carbon supply chain operations alongside fairness concerns. It appears to analyze how carbon pricing shapes supply chain coordination and cost allocation among firms. Without an abstract, detail…
Hyytiä N.
This study analyzes the effects of imposing a carbon tax on dairy production in nature-constrained areas using the UN System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) framework. It links carbon pricing of agricultural emissions with envir…
Donnelly D.
This paper explores an 'investment emissions intensity tax' as a policy tool to steer institutional capital toward low-carbon investment. By taxing portfolios based on their emissions intensity, it aims to accelerate investor decarbonizatio…
Zhang S.
This study models manufacturers' emission-abatement decisions under a combined carbon tax and subsidy policy using co-evolutionary game theory. It analyzes how policy incentive design shapes firms' abatement behavior and its long-run evolut…
Pinto-Braga R.
This paper examines how EU listed companies respond to mandatory environmental disclosure regulation through an institutional lens. It analyzes how regulatory, normative, and mimetic pressures shape disclosure quality and scope, offering ev…
Al-Tahat S.
An empirical study examining how board characteristics (size, independence, diversity) affect ESG performance across Asia-Pacific firms, and how state ownership moderates this relationship. It suggests governance-ESG linkages differ in stat…
Chawla S.
This work appears to examine how Gen Z shapes corporate sustainability strategy and environmental commitments. Without an abstract, the specific contribution is unclear, but it likely links younger generations' values to firms' ESG agendas,…
Bruque S.
This paper proposes a practice-based Supply Chain Sustainability Balanced Scorecard (SC-SBSC), adapting the balanced scorecard to integrate environmental and social metrics with financial performance for supplier and procurement management.…
Sharawi H.
An empirical study examining the link between ESG ratings and corporate financial performance in an emerging market. It tests whether gender diversity (e.g., female board representation) acts as a catalyst in the ESG–performance nexus. Find…
Madani K.
This paper addresses whether renewable energy sources can realistically overcome global warming. No abstract is available, so its methods, data, and conclusions cannot be verified. It likely discusses the potential and limits of renewables …
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