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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Wang Y.
This study explores the mechanism through which green finance influences enterprises' sustainable green innovation. Using theoretical frameworks and empirical analysis, it identifies pathways by which financing instruments drive environment…
Yen N.H.
This paper conceptually examines the impact of environmental sustainable development, green finance, and economic complexity on reducing ecological footprints. No explicit conclusion is available, but it highlights the link between sustaina…
Kanungo R.P.
This paper critically examines the integration of sustainable finance, AI, and responsible investing. However, no abstract is available, so detailed findings are unknown.
Pan B.
This paper empirically examines the impact of green finance on firms' pollution emissions using Chinese listed firm data. Results show that green finance policies significantly reduce emissions, especially in regions with stricter environme…
Liu X.
This paper empirically examines the nexus between green finance and carbon emissions in China, focusing on the role of maturity mismatch. It analyzes how the maturity mismatch of financial institutions affects green investment and emission …
Jiang J.
This paper analyzes factors influencing individual participation in carbon markets, considering economic incentives, information access, and behavioral aspects. It provides insights for policy design to enhance market engagement.
Bruninx K.
This paper analyzes how COVID-19, the European Green Deal, and the recovery plan permanently change emissions and carbon prices in EU ETS Phase IV (2021-2030). It suggests that these factors lead to a lasting reduction in emissions and an i…
Zhu B.
This paper analyzes policy portfolios shaping hydrogen production pathways and regional deployment in China. It examines how different policies (incentives, regulations) influence the development of hydrogen supply chains, including green a…
Maleki H.
This paper proposes an optimized design of a low-carbon energy hub, aiming to minimize both costs and emissions under a carbon tax regime.
Abel S.
Analyzes impact of carbon tax on environmental quality in South Africa, providing policy insights.
Timilsina G.R.
This paper analyzes the economic and distributional impacts of removing energy subsidies and introducing carbon taxation in Egypt. It examines effects on different income groups and macroeconomic variables, providing insights for equitable …
Terranova R.
This paper proposes a method to detect speculative behavior in the EU Emission Trading System (EU ETS). Using market data, it analyzes signs of speculation and provides implications for regulation and market design.
Lerch A.
This paper examines improvements to emissions trading from a market-based perspective. It discusses design challenges and solutions to enhance the effectiveness of climate policy.
Wegener C.
This paper examines the existence of rational bubbles in EU ETS carbon prices, focusing on market participants' expectation formation and analyzing the drivers of price movements.
Chiappari M.
This study empirically analyzes how UK firms' carbon emissions changed after the UK left the EU ETS and established its own UK ETS, providing evidence on the effectiveness of independent carbon pricing regimes.
Xin J.
This paper analyzes the application of tradable emission permits in Europe, focusing on the design and operation of the EU ETS. It evaluates the effectiveness and challenges of market-based mechanisms for greenhouse gas reduction.
von Jan S.
This paper analyzes the economic risks associated with carbon emissions trading, including price volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and market integrity risks, providing insights for policymakers and investors.
Garidzirai R.
This study conducts a time series analysis of carbon dioxide emissions, population, carbon tax, and energy use in South Africa. It likely examines the impact of carbon tax on emissions and energy consumption, providing empirical evidence fo…
Catalano M.
This paper tests the NGFS climate scenarios using a large-scale agent-based model (ABM) calibrated for the Italian economy. It examines how different transition pathways affect macroeconomic and financial variables, assessing the realism an…
Gorman H.S.
This paper reviews the origins and practice of emissions trading, focusing on the theoretical foundations of market mechanisms and actual system designs, comparing major emissions trading schemes.
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