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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Henide K.
This paper analyzes voluntary disclosure and adverse selection in green bond labelling regimes using Bayesian game theory. It theoretically examines how issuer information advantage and investor skepticism affect market equilibrium, offerin…
Leitão J.
This paper analyzes the sources of green finance in Iberian listed firms from a socially responsible investment (SRI) perspective. It empirically examines the relationship between firms' ESG characteristics and their use of green finance, i…
Yu M.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of emissions trading systems (ETS) on renewable energy output. It quantifies the effect of ETS implementation on renewable investment and generation, offering insights for policy design.
Camacho-Cuena E.
This paper experimentally examines how emission trading schemes (ETS) affect firms' investment incentives. It compares different design features (free allocation, auctioning, price stabilization) and identifies conditions that promote effic…
Woerdman E.
This paper theoretically examines whether grandfathering (free allocation) in emissions trading schemes is consistent with the polluter-pays principle (PPP). It argues that free allocation undermines PPP by granting emission rights without …
Li R.
This paper analyzes the potential integration of Chinese and EU emissions trading systems (ETS) from an economic perspective, focusing on welfare distribution effects. It examines efficiency gains and changes in burden sharing, offering ins…
Alegría P.G.P.
This paper proposes the introduction of carbon pricing policies within the Andean Community (CAN), examining how to integrate carbon pricing into regional law in the context of green recovery. It focuses on linking regional integration with…
Bremer L.
This paper empirically analyzes the effects of a staggered emissions trading scheme on firm economic performance and investment. Using the staggered implementation as identification, it estimates causal impacts. Findings reveal how emission…
Woerdman E.
This paper analyzes whether grandfathering in emissions trading schemes creates windfall profits for firms, in relation to energy prices. It examines the impact of policy design on corporate profits and carbon market efficiency.
Zhang J.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of emissions trading policy on emission reductions and the efficiency of industrial green innovation. By evaluating policy effects, it clarifies mechanisms through which carbon pricing promotes tec…
Kelly G.
This paper argues that linking emissions trading schemes (ETS) is crucial for coherent climate governance. It examines how interconnecting systems can improve market efficiency and effectiveness of emissions reductions, offering insights fo…
Karunaratne T.L.W.
This paper examines the potential of carbon pricing instruments to reduce energy-related emissions in Sri Lanka's apparel sector. It analyzes how policy tools such as carbon taxes or emissions trading could contribute to decarbonizing this …
Cheng C.
This paper examines the construction of China's carbon emissions trading system (ETS), focusing on institutional design and operational challenges. As the world's largest carbon market, China's ETS has significant implications for global ca…
Zhao N.
This paper proposes an innovative mechanism integrating blockchain technology into emission trading systems, aiming to enhance transparency, traceability, and efficiency, potentially strengthening the credibility of carbon markets.
Wiener J.B.
This paper examines the impact of emissions trading schemes on environmental hotspots through the lens of hormesis (low-dose stimulation effects). It suggests that incentive design for emission reductions may lead to localized pollution con…
van den Bergh J.C.J.M.
This paper examines rebound policies within the Paris Agreement framework, comparing policy instruments and exploring the use of climate-club revenues for offsets. It offers insights for international climate policy design.
Mayer J.
This paper analyzes the distributional effects of carbon pricing in Austria using a recursive-dynamic CGE model with heterogeneous households. It examines whether carbon pricing imposes disproportionate burdens on low-income groups and offe…
Felli R.
This paper critically analyzes how emissions trading depoliticizes environmental policy through neoliberal mechanisms. It argues that market mechanisms obscure environmental goals and bypass planned regulation. It offers political-economic …
Pirlot A.
This paper examines Carbon Border Adjustment Measures (CBAM) as a multi-purpose climate policy instrument, discussing its roles in emissions reduction, competitiveness protection, and trade policy, and highlighting design complexities and i…
Kiss T.
This paper empirically evaluates the effectiveness of energy policies on carbon emission reductions using data from 25 countries. It analyzes differences in policy impacts and provides insights for effective policy design.
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