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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Kasradze T.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects sustainable development across developing economies. Specific methods and findings are unavailable without an abstract, but the work likely links green capital flows to development outc…
Wu H.
An empirical study examining how green finance policy in China affects environmental decoupling—the separation of economic growth from environmental degradation. It assesses whether policy design can reconcile environmental performance with…
Caroline Wiguna
Using 24 bank-year observations from four Indonesian KBMI 4 banks (2020–2025), this study tests whether fintech adoption, sustainable finance innovation, and operational efficiency affect ROA, and whether corporate governance moderates thes…
Chaobo Zhou, Lixing Liu, Wen Zhang
Using 3,299 Chinese A-share listed firms (2010-2022), this study finds green fund shareholdings significantly reduce corporate carbon emission intensity, robust to IV and lagged-variable treatments. Effects are stronger in non-heavily-pollu…
Bagas Pratama Putra Putra, Awang Dodi Kardeli, Vemy Suci Asih
Using a 175 firm-year panel of 35 non-financial Sharia-compliant Indonesian listed firms (2020–2024), this study estimates binary logit models of corporate sukuk issuance. Profitability and ESG score show significant negative associations w…
Qianjing Zhu, Xianglian Zhao, Haibei Chen
Using China's staggered green finance pilot zones as a quasi-natural experiment and a Callaway–Sant'Anna DiD estimator on A-share manufacturing firms (2013–2020), the study finds roughly 3.9% higher employment among treated firms. For clean…
Bongumusa Ngema, Linda Paul, Ravinder Rena
Using quarterly data (2000Q1-2025Q4) and a VECM framework, this study examines how green finance, financial innovation, and exchange-rate volatility affect macro-financial stability in South Africa. A one-SD green finance shock cuts financi…
Justice Mundonde
This study examines whether GHG emissions are associated with infrastructure PPP investment flows across 55 emerging and developing economies (2000–2024) using a cross-sectionally augmented ARDL model. Methane emissions show a significant n…
Suruchi Sharma, Priyanka Gupta, Bindhia Joji
A review chapter tracing green banking from concept to implementation. It covers green loans, renewable energy investment, digital banking to cut paper use, and operational measures like energy-efficient buildings and waste diversion. Drawi…
Zhuang F.
An empirical study examining whether green bond pricing reflects clean power value and data-center-driven electricity load, using frequency-domain and quantile methods. It links green bond markets to power-market dynamics.
Abbas N.
This paper proposes an integrated framework linking green finance, smart technologies, and sustainable energy efficiency to combat environmental degradation. Without an abstract, the empirical methods and findings remain unverified. It appe…
Yin Y.
An empirical study examining whether green finance development reduces carbon emission intensity in China. Without an abstract, methods and results are unclear, but the work likely quantifies links between green credit/bonds and decarboniza…
Roston M.
This work examines how climate activism translates into climate-aligned portfolio management, framing the shift through the tension between 'pathways' and 'incentives.' Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely analyzes how sh…
Min Joo Lee
This study examines how climate technology-related development finance affects energy transition in developing countries. Though the abstract is unavailable, it appears to empirically assess the link between development finance flows and de…
Dai S.
A study combining a theoretical model with European empirical evidence on how green bonds relate to sustainable development. It likely examines the environmental and developmental effects of green bond issuance. No abstract is available, so…
Hou H.
An empirical study examining whether green finance boosts carbon-neutral performance, using evidence from China. It analyzes how green finance instruments such as green lending and green bonds affect decarbonization outcomes. The abstract i…
Ruan Q.
An empirical study examining whether green bond issuance lowers a firm's cost of debt financing. It likely tests whether issuers gain financial benefits such as narrower bond spreads or cheaper borrowing as the green bond market expands. Th…
Azhgaliyeva D.
An empirical study examining how policy support influences green bond promotion across Asia. It likely analyzes the effect of government incentives and regulatory frameworks on green bond issuance. The work offers evidence on the effectiven…
Cheng F.
This paper examines the evolution of China's green bond market, focusing on how it addresses financing constraints for sustainable development. It explores green bonds as a channel to ease capital access barriers. No abstract is available, …
Jihad Nafidzulhaq
This conceptual study examines Islamic FinTech as an ethical, inclusive, technology-enabled mechanism to finance the energy transition in emerging economies. It identifies Shariah-compliant crowdfunding, green/digital sukuk, blockchain smar…
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