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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Venkatachalam Anbumozhi
This paper analyzes how tariff volatility interacts with climate mandates across Asian production networks facing EU CBAM and rising protectionism. It assesses three strategies: carbon-pricing alignment, regional value chain integration, an…
Villoria-Sáez P.
This review surveys the legislations underpinning greenhouse-gas emissions trading schemes across jurisdictions and compares how design choices shape effectiveness. It examines differences in price formation, coverage, and allowance allocat…
Chang J.
Examines how China is responding in policy and legal terms to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. It analyzes the spillover of carbon costs onto export industries and the link to domestic carbon market development, illustrating how…
Hyunwoo Lee, Myeong-seob Jeong, Hyung Joo Roh +1
This study examines how integrity requirements in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) relate to supply-side market entry and value creation, using a structured qualitative comparison of legal, policy and market-operation documents from the EU…
de Alegría I.M.
An institutional analysis of linking the UNFCCC-based international emissions trading with the EU ETS. It likely examines interoperability under Paris Agreement Article 6 and carbon price alignment. Offers implications for international car…
Su X.
This paper examines how emissions trading systems in China, Japan, and South Korea contribute to achieving each country's NDC targets. It offers a comparative view of carbon pricing design and effectiveness across Asia. Methodology details …
Tho Pham, Chau Le, Shrabani Saha
Using a 70-country panel (1990–2024), the study finds financial development raises CO₂ emissions, while carbon pricing directly cuts emissions and weakens this adverse effect. Emissions trading systems show more consistent mitigation than c…
Sanjena Narayanasamy Damodaran
This report examines how India can use Article 6 international carbon markets to finance its low-carbon transition. It argues India must design an approval framework for authorising credit sales, deciding what to sell, when, and at what pri…
Pastucci S.
A policy analysis examining the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism through its WTO compatibility and the Russia-EU dispute. It asks whether CBAM serves climate neutrality or acts as green protectionism, and assesses its impact on inter…
de Stefano C.
A legal analysis reading the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) through the lens of international law. It likely examines compatibility with WTO rules and climate treaties, and the legal legitimacy of border carbon adjustments. …
Kružić K.
A comparative review of emissions trading schemes (ETS) in Canada, the USA, Kazakhstan, China and New Zealand, examining their actual impact on emission reductions. It highlights how design and price levels shape effectiveness, offering les…
Michal Rimeš, Denisa Ihnatišinová, Juraj Válek +1
This article asks whether a carbon-tax benchmark calibrated on EU ETS data can complement emissions trading in Slovakia. Using 2015–2024 installation-level data on allowances, verified emissions and EUA prices, it develops an illustrative c…
Songsrirote, Nitiphong
An empirical panel study examining how explicit carbon pricing affects CO₂ emissions, distinguishing adoption, policy intensity (price level), and institutional capacity. It suggests that carbon pricing's abatement effect depends on stringe…
Lt Col Prabhat K Prasad(Retd), Manish Gangil
This paper comparatively examines how developed economies integrate industrial carbon management (CCS, CDR) into emissions trading schemes. It analyzes five regulatory dimensions, including treatment of CCS/CDR within ETS frameworks and all…
Du Y.
An empirical study using moderated mediation analysis to examine how China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy affects corporate ESG performance. It identifies the mediating pathways through which the policy improves ESG outcomes and th…
Junxi Zhuo
Using 540 project-level observations across solar PV, onshore and offshore wind in 30 jurisdictions (2019-2024), this study builds a cost-benefit model of renewable investment under carbon pricing. Each additional USD/tCO2e raises project N…
Ian Parry, Simon Black, Nate Vernon-Lin +1
This chapter addresses two central challenges to the acceptability of mitigation strategy: household burdens and the competitiveness/emissions leakage effects on trade-exposed firms. It reviews methodologies for estimating household burdens…
Ian Parry, Simon Black, Nate Vernon-Lin +1
This chapter reviews mitigation opportunities, costs, and policies, mainly in the energy sector. It examines the rationale and design of carbon pricing (carbon taxes and ETSs), including supply-chain application points, cost uncertainty, re…
Shi Y.
This study empirically examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects the total factor productivity of Chinese firms, using a quasi-natural experiment design. It tests the spillover effects of a border carbon measur…
Gerardo Raúl Monzón Holguín
This master's thesis analyzes the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from a tax-law perspective, integrating legal, economic, and environmental dimensions. It examines CBAM's role in preventing carbon leakage and supporting EU cli…
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