This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Tian Zhang, Junhan Zhang
Using panel data from 260 Chinese cities (2010-2022), this study finds that green finance significantly reduces total carbon emissions and intensity, with heterogeneous effects across financial instruments and regions. Spatial analysis reve…
Yuanyuan Man, Yulong Wang, Youwei Li
This paper empirically examines how banks' ESG preferences affect corporate green innovation. Using loan portfolio ESG scores, it finds that firms borrowing from ESG-preference banks produce significantly more green patents, driven by lower…
Ms. Suhani Grotra
This paper examines the role of sustainable finance in transforming modern business models through literature review and case studies. It suggests that integrating ESG considerations into financial decision-making improves corporate reputat…
Taimoor Hassan, Piotr Krajewski
This dataset provides panel data on green finance, energy dependence, and institutional governance for studying China's low-carbon transition. It underlies a manuscript submitted to China Economic Review and is not yet peer-reviewed.
Quang Phung H.
This paper examines the relationship between green finance and money laundering in Asia, focusing on the role of trade openness. It analyzes how trade openness affects the integrity of green finance and derives policy implications.
Elgin C.
This paper examines how green finance in the Global South may exclude informal economy actors due to a 'formality bias', questioning the boundaries of financeability and offering policy implications for more inclusive climate finance.
Yuliia Kryvenko, A. Ovsiienko
This study analyzes the functioning of the global green bond market and identifies conditions for their effective use in financing environmental projects in Ukraine. The market has grown beyond USD 4 trillion, with the energy sector dominat…
Li Song, Yao Hu, Ting Li +1
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's green finance reform on corporate investment efficiency, testing whether the policy improves capital allocation and promotes sustainable investment.
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This peer review report summarizes reviewer comments on a paper analyzing the impact of digitalisation, green finance, and innovation on environmental sustainability in BRICS+T economies. Two reviewers approved with reservations, indicating…
Heng Lei, Huiling Liu, Geya Zhao +1
This paper analyzes decentralization in ReFi transaction networks and the practice of on-chain carbon credit retirement. It examines the potential of blockchain to enhance transparency and accessibility in carbon markets, revealing gaps bet…
Rajendra Kumar Joshi, Satish Chandra Garkoti
This paper rethinks forest carbon credits in India for credible climate finance, critiquing biomass-dependent approaches and proposing more robust carbon accounting and verification frameworks. It examines alignment with international clima…
László Bokor
This paper proposes a simple input-output framework for estimating GDP and employment in low-GHG-intensity sectors resulting from green expenditures. It provides a numerical example based on Hungarian data and highlights practical implement…
Axel Giovanni, Galuh Witantri, Silvi Nur Rohma +4
This study systematically reviews the literature on green finance's role in supporting decarbonization. It finds that instruments like green credit, green bonds, and green loans significantly reduce carbon emissions and drive the low-carbon…
Yeong Hong Yi, Dewi Purwati
Using the Green Credit Guidelines as a quasi-natural experiment, this study employs DID on a 2016-2025 panel to show that green credit policy significantly boosts green innovation in Chinese renewable energy firms, with stronger effects for…
Adrian Gheorghe Florea, Juma Hillary Wafula
This study analyzes the impact of climate misinformation on the allocation of climate funds across EU member states using panel data from 2014-2023. Combining econometric models, spatial analysis, and machine learning, it finds no statistic…
Shen Xiaowang
This paper proposes an eight-dimensional framework for climate investment decision-making, integrating physical climate risk, transition risk, policy risk, and financial returns into a unified mathematical system. It demonstrates applicabil…
Isaac Akomea-Frimpong, Alexander Baah Amoakwa, Comfort Owusu Kedjah +2
This study explores critical success factors for climate finance in sustainable infrastructure projects. Using fuzzy synthetic analysis of survey data from stakeholders across countries, it identifies financial resilience strategies, decarb…
Appiah M.
This paper examines the role of FinTech and green finance in driving sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa. Based on the title, it likely analyzes how financial technology can support environmental sustainability, focusing on regional challe…
Ali F.
This paper examines the strategic role of FinTech in advancing green finance among financial institutions in OECD countries. It argues that FinTech can enhance environmental disclosure and efficient capital allocation, thereby promoting dec…
Subhi Singh, Pravin Kumar Agrawal, Shubham Goenka
This study analyzes sustainable finance, ESG frameworks, green bond issuance, and climate finance flows in India, examining India's position in global sustainable finance mechanisms. Using data from GSIA, CPI, IFC, and RBI, it employs trend…
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