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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Tian R.
This study examines heterogeneous firm-level responses to carbon pricing under the Beijing emissions trading scheme. Findings reveal that responses vary by firm characteristics, highlighting the need for tailored policy design.
Green J.F.
This paper provides a systematic review of ex-post empirical studies on the emission reduction effects of carbon pricing mechanisms such as emissions trading systems and carbon taxes. It compares effectiveness across different designs and r…
Kreiser L.
This paper reviews carbon pricing designs (carbon taxes and emissions trading systems), synthesizes experiences from early adopters, and discusses key issues such as price levels, competitiveness, and distributional effects. It offers a bal…
Sun C.
This paper uses evolutionary game theory to analyze how carbon tax and emissions trading impact wind power adoption in China. It models the strategic interactions among power enterprises under different policy scenarios, providing insights …
Al-Abdulqader K.S.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of carbon pricing policies on emission reductions using a global sample. It statistically tests policy effectiveness and suggests that carbon pricing leads to significant emission reductions.
Sun M.
This study compares carbon trading and carbon tax policies combined with the EU ETS for optimizing liner shipping speed. It analyzes the impact of policy choices on emission reductions and operational efficiency under the EU ETS extension t…
Firtescu B.N.
This study analyzes the impact of energy tax levels on greenhouse gas emissions within the framework of environmental policy measures. It examines whether higher energy taxes effectively reduce emissions and provides insights for policy des…
Zakova Kroupova Z.
This paper estimates shadow prices for greenhouse gas emissions in Czech dairy production, providing a method to evaluate the economic impacts of climate policy in the agricultural sector.
Hlongwane N.W.
This study empirically analyzes the impact of environmental taxes on greenhouse gas emissions in BRICS countries, suggesting that such taxes can be effective in reducing emissions.
Kaufman N.
This paper proposes a novel alternative to the Social Cost of Carbon (SCC) for setting carbon prices, based on near-term net-zero pathways. Unlike the conventional SCC, which relies on long-term discount rates and high uncertainty, this app…
Chaiya C.
This paper explores a people-centered approach combining greenhouse gas emissions trading and climate risk management in Thailand's community forests, aiming to enhance climate resilience and sustainable environmental development.
Nathan Mongute Nyamweya, Abdulhakim Husein Osman, Jared Odhiambo Gundi
This Correspondence highlights the case of Dhag'an Valley mangrove forest in Bosaso, Somalia, showing how mangrove degradation undermines climate resilience and carbon sequestration. It calls for equitable inclusion of community-led mangrov…
Ning Yan, Shenhai Huang, Yan Chen +4
This study uses a dynamic CGE model to analyze how carbon pricing and electricity market liberalization jointly affect China's sustainable energy transition. Results show liberalization enhances carbon pricing efficiency, increasing GDP by …
Adityawarman Adityawarman, Nabil Visi Samawi, Sekar Ayu Citrowati +3
This study assesses indirect carbon pricing strategies for Indonesia through a systematic literature review of 315 articles from 27 countries. It finds that mechanisms like renewable energy subsidies and energy efficiency programs effective…
Marina S. Dolmatova, Tatiana S. Remizova
This study examines the applicability of carbon pricing mechanisms in Russia, given its heavy fossil fuel dependence. Using case studies (EU ETS, Nordic carbon taxes, Sakhalin pilot) and scenario modeling, it finds that carbon pricing can d…
Boris Ćosić, Marko Ban, Neven Duić
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on electricity trade between a non-ETS third country (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and an EU member state (Croatia). Using 100 scenarios in a unit commitment mode…
Nurin Alwaaritsy, Arista Romadani
This paper examines carbon pricing as an effective economic instrument to accelerate energy transition, focusing on Indonesia's IPPU sector. It proposes an ETS-based carbon credit scheme tailored to local regulations and industrial capaciti…
Viktoriya Kookueva
This paper analyzes the basic principles of carbon pricing in Russia, comparing carbon tax and emissions trading systems (ETS). It examines differences between mandatory and voluntary carbon markets, factors influencing carbon unit prices, …
Malode, Shreeyash Nitin, Singh, Anoop
This study proposes a novel hierarchical modeling framework for assessing carbon market policies in India, linking global climate targets to plant-level emission dynamics. It quantifies emission reduction potentials in India's industrial se…
Zeno Dinca, Camelia Oprean-Stan, Daniel Balsalobre-Lorente
This study analyzes UK ETS carbon price dynamics using deep learning and statistical models. It finds persistent long-memory effects contradicting the Efficient Market Hypothesis, and shows that regulatory interventions exert downward price…
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