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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Chevallier J.
A study examining what makes emissions trading systems (ETS) work. It likely addresses design features, price signals, coverage, and market liquidity that determine the success of carbon pricing mechanisms. Without an abstract, details are …
Klaus J. Vor der Horst, Benedikt-Lucas Peter
This paper develops a theoretical framework showing how declining regulatory credibility undermines emissions trading systems. It identifies two channels: weakened preventive decarbonization investment and reduced effectiveness of later reg…
OECD
A policy study on how to advance the implementation of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It addresses institutional design and practical challenges of border carbon adjustment, focusing on embedded-emissions calculation an…
Amit Sharma, Anam Fatma
This paper analyzes carbon credits and carbon trading as market-based climate mitigation instruments from an economic and policy perspective. It argues that trading improves cost-effectiveness by enabling emission reductions where marginal …
Chen-Fan Lee, Yu-Ching Wang, Yu-Hsun Lin
This paper is the first to address long-term carbon price forecasting, a gap in the LTSF literature. Inspired by volatility clustering in carbon markets, the authors design a simple yet effective multiscale feature set that boosts forecasti…
Xuguang Zuo, Boyu Wu, Chuanwang Sun
This paper empirically examines how carbon pricing instruments (carbon taxes and emissions trading) affect the sustainable energy transition, focusing on energy concentration and the energy industry. Authored by researchers across Chinese a…
Yilun Luo, Esmaeil Ahmadi, Benjamin Craig McLellan +1
This study examines how carbon pricing policy interacts with capacity mechanisms, asking whether the two conflict or reinforce each other. It addresses the policy-design tension between decarbonization and power-supply adequacy. Detailed me…
Yang Yu, Xinyi Yang, Jiaqi Liu +1
Using 2007–2021 panel data for 16 Chinese industrial sectors, this study examines how carbon regulation and global value chains (GVCs) shape technological innovation, with projections to 2040. Carbon regulation generally promotes innovation…
Minhua Lu
Replication package for a study on the heterogeneous effects of China's carbon emissions trading pilot (CETP) on urban green innovation. Includes city-level panel data (2000–2023) on green patents, CETP designations, covariates, and firm-le…
Pyung Kim
Exploiting Korea's parallel ETS and command-and-control (TMS) regimes, this study compares carbon pricing with prescriptive regulation at the firm level. Using difference-in-differences on 2011-2022 panel data, ETS firms cut energy use by 5…
Dheera K R, Amaljith A Y, Minimol M C
Using 2000-2020 panel data from carbon tax-adopting countries, this study tests how ESG scores, carbon taxation, and emissions affect temperature change. Higher ESG performance and effective carbon taxes are significantly linked to reduced …
Guangcheng Ma, Liming Ge, Xiangjie Xie
This study evaluates how China's emissions trading scheme (ETS) affects integrated carbon and pollution reduction across the full process. ETS adoption lowers carbon intensity, industrial SO2 intensity, PM2.5, and wastewater discharge while…
Xu S.
This paper examines uniform versus differentiated carbon tax designs applied to digital-intelligent authorized remanufacturing. It likely models how carbon pricing shapes remanufacturing incentives and circular-economy outcomes. It sits at …
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…
Shuxin Zhang, Hong-Dian Jiang, Songyang Yan +3
This study uses a dynamic CGE model with a carbon market module to assess how intertemporal trading (banking/borrowing) affects carbon markets under different designs. Comparing scenarios on caps, sectoral coverage, allocation, and intertem…
Guo D.
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects China's mining industry and offers policy recommendations. It considers export cost increases and competitiveness shifts, outlining China's policy responses.…
E. Mahpudin, Yuniar Rahmatiar, Muhamad Abas
A normative legal literature review on Indonesia's carbon tax framework. Although Law No. 7/2021 (Art. 13) mandates a carbon tax, implementation remains postponed. The study argues that improved regulation is needed so the tax drives behavi…
Pei-Zhe Yi, Yan-Jie Li, Peng Ma +2
This paper models strategic bidding by generation companies in a coupled electricity-carbon market using a non-cooperative game. Each firm maximizes profit under capacity, emission, and market-clearing constraints, converging to equilibrium…
Bing-Lin Yang, Ming Yang, Pei-Heng Qi +3
This paper builds a multi-agent Stackelberg game model for integrated energy systems, coupling a price-carbon dual-incentive demand response with a reward-penalty stepped carbon trading mechanism. An adaptive differential evolution algorith…
Matthias Burgert, Matthieu Darracq Pariès, Luigi Durand +7
This paper compares multi-sector environmental macroeconomic models to assess how carbon-intensive energy price changes challenge monetary policy. It evaluates temporary and permanent energy price increases for the euro area and the US, fin…
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