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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Joo, Hyunkyung, koo, Yoonmo
Linking a bottom-up steel technology model with a recursive-dynamic CGE for Korea, the study compares carbon-tax revenue uses: retention, production-tax rebate, and 50% recycling into steel R&D. Recycling activates all eight pre-commercial …
Eeva Aarnio, Frans Pieter de Vries
This paper assesses the feasibility of linking the UK and EU Emissions Trading Schemes, following the Spring 2025 announcement of intent to establish a link. Evaluating market design, political economy, economic, and environmental dimension…
Chewpreecha U.
This paper develops a 'total carbon pricing' framework that assesses both direct carbon prices (carbon tax, ETS) and indirect carbon price signals (energy taxes, regulations, subsidies) affecting Japanese firms. It reveals the hidden effect…
Xianbing Liu
Using daily data from July 2021 to December 2025, this study examines price interactions between China's national ETS, the Shanxi electricity spot market, and regional fossil fuel prices via event study, VECM, and multivariate regressions. …
Uehara, Sho
This study empirically examines how carbon pricing propagates cost burdens across supply chains in Japanese industries, factoring in exchange-rate fluctuations. It links carbon costs with currency volatility to assess distributional and com…
Andewi Rokhmawati, Kamaliah Kamaliah, Indah Darajaturrafiqah
Supplementary dataset for a study on the conditional fungibility of carbon credits in Indonesia's carbon market. It documents data sources, variable construction, and analytical procedures to support transparency and reproducibility. The wo…
Chiu, Ming-Cheng
Taiwan launched its carbon fee in 2025 with first payments in 2026. This paper builds a 31-entry ledger of commitments and adjustments, defining three disciplines: timing, threshold, and direction. Following Canada's independent assessment …
Pandey R.
This study compares the cost effectiveness of emissions trading (a market-based instrument) versus direct regulation, using an integrated steel plant in India as the case. It empirically examines which policy approach achieves emission redu…
Raka Pradipta Permadi, Noor Rahmini
This study analyzes the design and implementation of Indonesia's carbon tax and its effects on economic growth and green investment. At the minimum rate of IDR 30,000/tCO2e, energy-sector revenue potential rises from ~IDR 19.16tn in 2019 to…
Y. Ahn, Hyeon Jin Lee, Inha Oh
This study uses a CGE model to assess K-ETS design options for Korea's 2030 NDC, focusing on higher auctioning and regulating indirect emissions. Raising auction share boosts GDP and welfare when revenue recycles via labor tax cuts, especia…
Shiya Zhao, Shinichiro Fujimori, Ken Oshiro +1
This study decouples the cost and equity assessment of decarbonisation from carbon pricing by developing scenarios independent of carbon pricing. It finds that while macroeconomic costs stem mainly from system transition, the distributional…
Yoshida O.
This paper examines Japan's emissions trading scheme approaches in relation to the international climate change regime. It analyzes how domestic carbon pricing design interacts with global frameworks, highlighting tensions and alignments. D…
Arifkhodjaeva Dilfuza, Nematullayeva Gulchekhra, Dinora Alisherovna Baratova
This paper examines Uzbekistan's strategic shift from Kyoto Protocol top-down structures to the Paris Agreement's bottom-up framework. It positions Article 6 mechanisms, notably the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) with Japan, as key tools f…
Le H.
A firm-level empirical study examining how carbon pricing affects corporate GHG emissions in East Asia. It contributes micro-level evidence on whether carbon pricing drives emission reductions and how it shapes firm behavior. Findings are r…
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…
Yang X.
This study empirically assesses how the Saitama Emissions Trading Scheme—Japan's first regional ETS—affected facility-level energy consumption and economic performance. Using facility-level data, it tests whether a subnational carbon pricin…
Hrishikesh Upadhyaya, Chandinee Goswami, Moirangthem Momocha Singh
This study assesses India's readiness for its new regulatory carbon market, targeting net-zero by 2070. It reviews prior frameworks (PAT, RECs), institutional and monitoring roles, and compares EU and China market structures to identify opp…
Liu X.
This paper examines the role of carbon pricing in achieving Japan's net-zero targets, analyzing policy design and challenges, and offering recommendations.
水田中干し延長におけるJ-クレジット制度およびICTの活用可能性
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This study explores the potential of using the J-Credit scheme to certify methane emission reductions from extended mid-summer drainage in paddy fields, combined with ICT-based monitoring and management. It suggests a pathway for carbon cre…
Hu J.L.
This study empirically examines the effect of internal carbon pricing (ICP) on carbon emission efficiency using Japanese company data. It suggests that firms adopting ICP tend to improve emission efficiency compared to non-adopters, providi…
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