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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Stephan Sommer, Théo Konc, Stefan Drews
This study examines the resilience of public support for carbon pricing in Germany using longitudinal evidence, assessing how support evolves over time and implications for policy sustainability.
Ming Wang, Zhijia Tan, Yuquan (Bill) Du
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon pricing on green technology upgrades in multi-modal freight transportation networks. It examines how rising carbon prices incentivize investment in cleaner technologies.
Yanqiu Zhu, Qihu Wang, Yue Gong
Using CFPS data from 2010-2022, this study employs staggered DID to examine the impact of China's carbon emission trading system (CETS) on individual health. Results show CETS significantly improves health, and digital finance amplifies thi…
Qi Han, Jingyuan Bian, Xiaojing Bai +2
This paper proposes a multi-objective optimal dispatch framework for integrated energy systems (IES) with a tiered carbon trading mechanism. Using an improved MOPSO algorithm, it minimizes operating cost and carbon emissions simultaneously.…
Susan Stratton Sayre
This paper analyzes the distributional impacts of a Massachusetts carbon tax across geography and income groups. It highlights how the tax burden varies by region, offering insights for designing equitable carbon pricing policies.
Katia Colaneri, Rüdiger Frey, Verena Köck
This paper analyzes investment decisions in emission abatement technologies by an electricity producer facing random carbon taxes. It considers both a precise probabilistic model (tax risk) and an uncertainty-averse differential game framew…
Shaoyue Ma, Xiangbo Xu, Linxiu Zhang +1
This paper examines the impact of a carbon tax on food in rural China, finding that it can effectively promote a transition to low-carbon and healthy diets, reducing emissions and improving health outcomes.
O. A. Ivashchuk, D. V. Goncharov, I. I. Goncharova +1
This paper proposes a model for automated carbon quota trading using blockchain technology and the VCG algorithm, targeting Russia and Kazakhstan under the Kyoto Protocol. Smart contracts automate transaction conditions and accounting, enha…
Yuegang Song, Haoqing Geng, Chien-Chiang Lee
This study empirically investigates the impact of China's carbon emissions trading policy on energy equity. Using provincial-level data, it examines how market-based environmental regulation affects low-income groups' energy burden, highlig…
Yu-Jie Hu, Ai-Ling Luo
This paper designs an optimized carbon pricing framework that integrates supply, demand, and governance for effective carbon markets. It focuses on balancing market mechanisms and regulations, providing practical guidance for policy design.
Xiaomin Li, Kiyoung Jeon
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon emissions trading systems (ETS) on corporate innovation performance from a global value chain (GVC) perspective. It explores how emission costs under ETS influence technological innovation and proces…
Xing Yu, Ying Fan, Bowen Xiao
This paper examines how global carbon pricing mechanisms are affected by financing inequality, suggesting that uniform carbon pricing may exacerbate inequality and offering policy implications for a just transition.
Francesco Biancalani, Giorgio Gnecco, Rodolfo Metulini +1
This correction presents a matrix completion analysis of the EU ETS's impact on CO2 emissions. Using causal inference methods, it provides empirical evidence on the effectiveness of emissions trading.
Kai Lessmann, Friedemann Gruner, Matthias Kalkuhl +1
This paper explores how introducing 'clean-up certificates' into emissions trading systems can leverage carbon debt to raise climate ambition. It theoretically analyzes the mechanism and its effects, offering insights for policy design.
Pan Yang, Yanfang Zhao, Lin Yang +2
This paper analyzes how information influences carbon emissions trading efficiency and corporate green investment. It reveals that reducing information asymmetry enhances the signaling function of carbon prices, promoting firm-level decarbo…
Zhonghua Cheng, Leyan Jiang
This study empirically examines whether carbon emissions trading increases corporate carbon risk premium. It finds that the introduction of trading schemes can lead to market pricing of carbon risk, potentially raising the risk premium. The…
Shuhua Zhang, Tong Wang, Yulu Ma +2
This paper analyzes optimal carbon pricing under climate uncertainty using a dynamic climate-economy model. It quantifies how uncertainty affects carbon price pathways and provides policy insights.
Ffion Evans, Dave Chadwick, Prysor Williams +2
This paper proposes a farm-level marginal abatement cost curve (MACC) approach for nitrogen and greenhouse gas emissions to evaluate circular practices in agriculture. It identifies cost-effective methods to reduce environmental impacts, su…
Aránzazu de Juan Fernández
Using local projections on EU-27 data (1995-2024), this paper estimates the dynamic GDP effects of actual emission reductions. Fossil CO2 reductions cause a robust negative effect (-0.10 pp per 1% reduction at 2-year horizon), with costs tw…
Y. A. Pavko
This paper examines the framework for greenhouse gas emission trading in Ukrainian legislation and the implementation of EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) standards. It analyzes the design of Ukraine's emission trading scheme and its ali…
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