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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Jianhu Cai, Zhengang Cao, Yujiao Ding +2
This study models the impact of carbon trading on car-sharing platform supply chains, analyzing supplier and platform decisions to show how carbon prices affect inventory and pricing.
Bing Zhou, Xingyu Tang
This study analyzes the impact of blockchain technology on carbon trading risk, evaluating its potential to enhance transparency and prevent fraud in carbon markets, thereby improving market credibility.
Xiaojuan Yuchi, Longshan Liu
This paper empirically examines the impact of China's carbon emission trading scheme on firms' cost of equity capital. It provides evidence on how carbon pricing affects corporate financing costs, offering insights into the relationship bet…
Natalia V. Mikhailova, Vladislav B. Levshenkov
This article analyzes the political effects and institutional conflicts of the deduction of paid carbon price under the EU CBAM, revealing EU's extraterritorial influence and two trends: institutional convergence of some third countries and…
Gaoxiu Qiao, Yaxuan Wang, Chao Liang +1
This paper demonstrates the effectiveness of topological features from crude oil, natural gas, and climate risk indicators in predicting carbon futures volatility. It proposes a novel forecasting method, offering insights for carbon market …
Jingliang Huai, Adrian Cheung, Wanlin Yan +1
This paper analyzes the volatility structure and risk spillover among natural gas, crude oil, new energy vehicle, and carbon markets in China, highlighting the role of climate policy uncertainty. It contributes to understanding cross-market…
Shaohui Zou, Shen Kong
This study uses DDF and SBM methods to analyze the spatiotemporal evolution of marginal CO2 abatement costs in China's industrial sector. Using provincial panel data from 2010 to 2022, it finds that abatement costs have increased and show s…
B. Badenhorst, Kiash Baldeo, Kgaugelo Bopape +3
This paper extends the GEMMES climate-economic model to two regions (Global North and South) interacting through trade. Each region independently sets carbon pricing and abatement subsidies, facing distinct climate damages. The model is cal…
Zhiqi Zhao, Zheyi Zhu, Ziqing Wang
This paper develops and estimates a small open-economy environmental DSGE model tailored to the UK to analyze the macroeconomic effects of carbon taxes and green subsidies. It incorporates carbon externality, trade structure, and firm-level…
Kim H.
This paper proposes an integrative economic framework incorporating the Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) for U.S. residential energy systems. It provides policy insights for decarbonizing the residential sector.
Li H.
This paper analyzes cooperative decision-making among competing supply chains under a carbon trading mechanism. It investigates how emissions trading affects cooperation and competition between supply chains, revealing the impact of carbon …
D. Natalini, Simon Sharpe, Aled Jones +1
This paper uses an agent-based model to compare the cost-effectiveness of carbon tax and cap-and-trade policies. It finds that a carbon tax achieves faster emission reductions and lower cumulative emissions and fossil fuel investment waste …
Kyei Emmanuel Yeboah, Seidu Abdulai Jamatutu, Sidique Gawusu +2
Using panel data from 18 African nations (2000–2020), this study finds that carbon pricing only reduces emissions above a GDP per capita threshold, technology adoption paradoxically increases emissions, while urbanization and biodiversity c…
Jiangjiang Wu, Junrui Chai, Yuan Qin +1
This study evaluates the lifecycle carbon reduction potential and economic value of pumped storage in a multi-energy complementary system within China's CCER framework. Using a PSO-optimized fractional-order gray model to forecast carbon pr…
SUI Quan, WANG Zhongyuan, ZHANG Chuanqing, LIAO Wei, LI Qionglin, ZHANG Di
This paper proposes a coordinated scheduling strategy for distribution networks and microgrids considering multi-resource trading of energy, reserve, and carbon emissions. It establishes an asymmetric microgrid alliance framework and a Stac…
Shaodong Li, Yongqing Liu
This study evaluates China's carbon emissions trading policy's impact on manufacturing firms' green transformation using a multi-period DID model on A-share listed firms from 2011-2021. Results show significant promotion of green transforma…
Ao Yue, J Chen, Yana Di +1
This study analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading rights (CETR) pilots on enterprise upgrading (measured by the New Quality Productive Forces index) using panel data from 2011-2023 on A-share listed firms. Using a staggered …
Caparrós A.
This paper analyzes the impact of emissions trading on technology adoption and output under international competition. It highlights that labor market rigidity increases adjustment costs, potentially weakening technology adoption effects. P…
Sun L.
This study uses China's carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) pilot as a quasi-natural experiment to examine its impact on air quality. The analysis shows that ETS pilot cities experienced significant reductions in air pollutants such as PM2…
Kim J.
This systematic literature review analyzes how emissions trading systems (ETS) affect corporate productivity and competitiveness through green technology innovation. It synthesizes the relationship between policy and firm behavior, providin…
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