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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Zeng Y.
This paper analyzes indirect double regulation in the linking of EU and China carbon emission trading schemes (ETS), focusing on coal-fired power generation. It highlights regulatory overlap and inefficiency due to poor coordination, sugges…
Zuidhof P.W.
This paper analyzes the historical development of emissions trading in the United States from 1960 to 1990. It examines how market mechanisms were embedded into environmental policy through the lens of economization. Useful for understandin…
Tanaka K.
This paper experimentally investigates bilateral oligopoly in emissions trading markets, analyzing how strategic behavior of participants affects efficiency and price formation, offering insights for policy design.
Kukah A.S.K.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of major global carbon emissions trading schemes, analyzing their design, implementation, and performance. It also discusses future directions for ETS and their role in climate change mitigation.
Yang F.
This paper proposes a carbon emissions trading scheme for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) using blockchain and digital asset transactions. It aims to solve transparency and efficiency issues in traditional carbon trading, enabling …
Zhu J.
This study evaluates China's regional carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS), analyzing its emission reduction effects, implementation pathways, co-benefits, spillover effects to other regions, and future prospects. As the world's largest ca…
Le Moigne M.
This paper analyzes the distributional effects of carbon pricing across countries, considering variations in income distribution and policy design. It highlights how carbon pricing can have unequal impacts, contributing to the debate on cli…
Hsieh C.L.
This paper analyzes production optimization models under different carbon pricing policies. It examines how firms adjust production processes to minimize carbon costs. Likely provides insights for policy design.
Concaro C.
This paper proposes a multilayered framework to assess product greenness in the EU iron and steel industry, analyzing the interplay between greenshoring strategies and carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM). It provides policy and corpo…
Wen S.
This paper compares carbon tax, emissions trading, and resource tax as policy instruments for low-carbon transitions. It analyzes their economic efficiency, feasibility, and distributional effects, offering insights into optimal policy desi…
Wang Y.J.
This paper theoretically analyzes the time-inconsistency problem in hybrid policies combining carbon tax and emissions trading, and its interaction with corporate social responsibility (CSR). It reveals how lack of policy commitment affects…
Ma X.
This paper analyzes how carbon pricing instruments shape firms' sourcing and production decisions. It highlights the importance of responsible supply chain management under carbon costs, balancing emission reductions with cost efficiency.
Baranzini A.
This paper presents seven reasons for carbon pricing as a central climate policy instrument, discussing complementary policies and political economy constraints. It offers a framework for designing and implementing effective carbon pricing …
Modirzadeh S.A.
This conceptual review examines emission trading schemes (ETS), analyzing their mechanisms and effectiveness. It extracts lessons applicable to Iran's energy market and provides insights for carbon pricing implementation. As a key climate p…
Shah A.
This paper reviews China's environmental tax system and argues for the introduction of a carbon tax. It emphasizes the importance of tax reform for emission reduction targets and discusses economic impacts and feasibility.
Jia Z.
This study uses a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to analyze the synergistic effects of combining an emission trading scheme (ETS) and carbon tax in China. It quantifies economic and environmental impacts and identifies optimal p…
Samuel I. Egwunatum, Benjamin E. Idisi, MercyJane N. Ihekweme +1
This paper systematically explores barriers to the adoption and implementation of carbon emission trading (ETS). It categorizes barriers into regulatory, economic, organizational, and technical dimensions, highlighting challenges for ETS di…
Lizhi Cui, Qianhui Shi
This paper constructs a system dynamics model coupling carbon tax, carbon emission trading (CET), and tradable green certificate (TGC) markets in China. It finds that a carbon tax of 50 CNY/ton significantly boosts renewable investment, and…
Chang M.C.
This study analyzes the differential effects of carbon tax on net-zero emissions targets and social welfare, offering implications for policy design.
Oliver Prinzing, L. Schaffer, A. Balthasar
This study examines how redistribution affects carbon tax acceptability using a conjoint experiment with 800 Swiss respondents. It finds that redistribution does not increase acceptability on average; progressive redistribution helps among …
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