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 1881–1900 of 2209 papers
Asni Mustika Rani, Eva Fauziah, Atih Rohaeti Dariah
This study normatively analyzes carbon pricing instruments under Islamic jurisprudence. It finds emissions trading systems face Shariah concerns due to speculative elements, while carbon tax aligns better with Islamic fiscal ethics when rev…
Mike P. Sinn
This paper estimates the maximum cost to achieve any policy change through legal democratic channels at $25 billion for the US and $200 billion globally. It argues that for high net-societal-value policies like carbon pricing, the benefit-c…
Рафиева Зарина Хусановна
This paper examines environmental taxation as a key instrument for sustainable economic development. It analyzes how environmental taxes reduce negative environmental impacts, stimulate green investments, and promote eco-friendly corporate …
Seyi Saint Akadiri, Sani Abubakar, Fadhila Hamza
This study examines how eco-taxation and financial development interact to influence green innovation and environmental sustainability in EU member states. Using panel data from 2010-2022 and a System GMM estimator, it finds that eco-taxati…
Stojan Črv
This study empirically examines the relationship between greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and environmental economic factors (GDP, environmental protection expenditure, environmental tax revenue, climate change mitigation investment) as well …
Arun Advani, Samuela Bassi, Alex Bowen +4
Examines energy use policies and carbon pricing in the UK, likely assessing sectoral impacts and policy effectiveness.
Soleiman Mohammadi Limaei
This paper examines the strategic integration of CSR and carbon offsetting in financial and accounting practices. Using empirical cases, it analyzes carbon footprint measurement, offset project selection, accounting treatments, and ESG repo…
Yuanbang Li, Rong Peng, Sibang Liu +2
This paper proposes an economically-aware decision-making framework for integrated electricity-gas systems under carbon pricing uncertainty and CCUS investment trade-offs. The framework aims to support investment decisions in energy transit…
Jun Zhu, Jiazhuo Xie
This paper examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading system (ETS) on urban green development, focusing on the mediating roles of green technology and green finance. Empirical findings suggest that ETS promotes green development…
Linyue Cheng
Using a difference-in-differences model on 2010-2023 data from Chinese listed new energy firms, this study finds that China's Carbon Emissions Trading Pilot (CETP) significantly boosts green total factor productivity (GTFP) through green in…
Jiekuan Zhang
This paper comparatively assesses the impact of carbon tax revenue recycling on tourism in China, evaluating different policy design options such as tax cuts and subsidies. It finds that well-designed recycling can mitigate adverse effects …
Jeanne Magnetti
This study compares public participation and democratic legitimacy under carbon tax policies in Ireland and South Africa, offering cross-national insights for policy design and implementation.
Pyung Kim
Using Korea's dual policy framework, this study compares carbon pricing (ETS) vs command-and-control (TMS). DiD results show ETS firms reduced energy use by 5.8-8.8% and emissions by 7.3-8.5%, with inconsistent effects on carbon intensity. …
Abigail Opokua Asare, Laura Schürer
This study examines the use of carbon pricing revenues to provide renewable energy to low-income households in Tanzania, analyzing the distributional impacts. It offers policy recommendations for equitable energy transition.
Shuting Xu, Juanling Lin, Huantao Liang +1
This paper uses game-theoretic models to examine how carbon tax and green credit jointly affect technology upgrading and economic/environmental performance of competing manufacturers. Findings show that while upgrading firms outperform econ…
Zhaoyang Lu, Diao Gou, Hailong Feng +2
This study examines the impact of China's pilot carbon emissions trading policy on the eco-efficiency of digital agriculture. Using dynamic DEA-Malmquist and DID models on panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2011-2022), it finds that the …
Chang Liu, Jingke Gao, Ziyuan Liu +1
This paper empirically analyzes how artificial intelligence (AI) empowers carbon asset pricing and its implications for green finance development. It suggests that AI-driven carbon pricing can enhance investment decisions and corporate deca…
Panayiotis C. Andreou, Sofia Anyfantaki, Christos Cabolis +1
This paper analyzes institutional and capability enablers of firm-level emissions abatement under the EU ETS. It examines how regulatory stringency, market design, and firm capabilities such as innovation and management affect emission redu…
Tulika Phukan, Tania Sharma, Bibungsar Bargayary +1
This review analyzes how carbon trading and tree crop cultivation (orchards, agroforestry) synergistically contribute to carbon sequestration and carbon credit generation. It reports carbon storage potentials of 0.29–15.21 Mg C/ha/yr aboveg…
Salah Salimian, Sattar Salimian
This study uses a game-theoretic model to analyze the interaction between carbon pricing and subsidies for clean energy deployment. It finds that optimal policy depends on market structure and technology efficacy, and that subsidies are nee…
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