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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Belik I.S.
This paper examines how the EU's Border Carbon Adjustment (CBAM) affects Russian steel firms and regions, using Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works and Chelyabinsk region as a case. It analyzes cost and competitiveness pressures on export-dep…
Terkes M.
A multi-scenario assessment of hybrid renewable energy systems in Türkiye, comparing how demand, metering rules, and carbon tax policies shape deployment. It offers policy-design and investment insights for emerging-market power systems.
Jacobs L.
This study examines the distributional effects of carbon pricing implemented through transport fuel taxation, analyzing how costs fall across income groups and regions. It highlights equity concerns central to carbon tax design. Details on …
Lynce de Faria D.
This paper examines the EU ETS as applied to maritime shipping, framing it as a tax regime and analyzing distortions to fair competition among carriers. It likely addresses how differing treatment of intra-EU versus extra-EU voyages creates…
Wang C.
A case study from China on how firms select suppliers and allocate order quantities under a carbon emissions trading scheme. It integrates carbon price into procurement cost, optimizing the trade-off between emission constraints and total c…
Ma J.
An empirical study of how China's carbon emission trading scheme affects corporate labor costs. Using Chinese firm-level data, it examines whether carbon pricing reshapes firms' cost structures, employment, and wages. It contributes evidenc…
Wang H.
This study examines the trade-offs between China's emissions trading system (ETS) and its green certificate scheme in pursuing carbon neutrality. It analyzes how the two policy instruments interact and where they conflict. Findings and meth…
N'Gatta D.
This work appears to examine emission allowance trading under cap-and-trade systems and the incentives shaping how firms report allowances and emissions. It connects carbon pricing to corporate accounting and disclosure behavior, a core con…
Richstein J.C.
This study uses an agent-based model to analyze how price caps in an emissions trading system affect cross-border electricity markets. It examines spillover effects of carbon price ceilings on power trade, generation mix, and price formatio…
Artemenkov A.
This paper examines the challenges of carbon pricing in the Russian Federation from both domestic and international perspectives under a cost-based approach, highlighting the role of afforestation projects. Without an abstract, detailed emp…
Dominioni G.
This paper examines how carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems behave countercyclically across economic booms and recessions. It analyzes whether carbon pricing remains effective when economic conditions shift, offering implications for pol…
Zheng Y.
An empirical study examining how a carbon emissions trading system (ETS) affects green total factor productivity (Green TFP) in the logistics industry. It contributes by quantifying whether carbon pricing can reconcile environmental efficie…
Vaca-Cabrero J.
This study applies Bayesian networks to model uncertainty under the EU Maritime Emissions Trading System, supporting decision-making in European ports. It captures probabilistic dependencies among carbon price, routing, and port-call choice…
Khussain B.
A policy study on strengthening Kazakhstan's Emissions Trading System to support decarbonization. It addresses design and implementation challenges of an emerging-market ETS and proposes improvements to carbon pricing effectiveness. No abst…
Zhao Z.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS) affects regional green innovation, viewed through the lens of foreign investment agglomeration. It likely tests whether ETS introduction spurs green technologica…
Meadows D.
This work addresses the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), the world's largest carbon market and a cornerstone of European decarbonization policy. No abstract is available, so specifics are unclear, but it likely examines how carbon pric…
Ying J.J.
This paper examines China's emerging Emissions Trading Scheme through expert perceptions of equity, innovation, and public awareness. It highlights design tensions around fairness and social acceptance that will shape the effectiveness of w…
Wettestad J.
A policy analysis questioning whether the EU Emissions Trading System can be rescued through design reform. It examines structural weaknesses such as weak carbon price signals and accumulated allowance surpluses. Without an abstract, empiri…
Lin B.
This paper examines how emissions trading systems incorporate indirect carbon emissions from purchased electricity (Scope 2 equivalent). It addresses how coverage design for indirect emissions affects corporate cost burdens and scheme effec…
Wang X.
This paper quantifies how market power, exercised through the initial allocation (endowments) of allowances, influences the functioning of an emission trading scheme. The title suggests that allowance-allocation design can enable strategic …
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