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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Wang J.
This paper analyzes the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)'s restricted recognition of foreign carbon pricing and outlines policy options for China. It examines the interaction between CBAM and China's carbon pricing system, highl…
Xidi Chen, Weiming Yang, Lishan Zhang
This paper provides a systematic review of China's national and local policies for market mechanisms for ocean carbon sinks. It identifies three main policy areas: accounting methods and standards, trading mechanisms, and protection/restora…
Yifan Wu
This study uses a multi-period DID model to examine the gradual impact of EU CBAM expectation shocks (weak in 2018, strong in 2021) on exports to Europe and carbon emissions in China's five high-carbon sectors. It finds that the strong expe…
Cong Liu, Xiqiang Xia, Zhaohan Huang +1
This study compares carbon quota pledge financing (CQPF) and carbon quota repurchase financing (CQRF) for capital-constrained manufacturers under cap-and-trade using a Stackelberg game. It finds that the optimal choice depends on initial ca…
Yiwen Zhang, Lu Yu, Yufan Dong +2
This paper develops a multi-scenario carbon asset management model for the cement industry under China's national ETS, focusing on an intensity-based benchmark mechanism. Applied to two cement enterprises, the model-driven strategy outperfo…
Kunjana Malik, Sakshi Sharma
This paper examines the social cost of carbon (SCC) as a tool for climate justice, analyzing its conceptual underpinnings and policy implications.
Andreas Balthasar, Hänggli Aline, Amadea Tschannen +1
This paper analyzes public attitudes towards carbon taxation from the perspective of inequality aversion. It examines how perceptions of fairness affect policy acceptability, providing insights for policy design.
Tao Zhou, Zemin Zhang, Kai Li +1
This paper examines how uncertainty in carbon prices affects operational decisions of multinational corporations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It likely models the impact of price volatility on production location, su…
Sukanya Sereenonchai, Noppol Arunrat, P. Sae-heng
This study integrates TPB and COM-B to analyze factors associated with Thai farmers' intention and participation in voluntary carbon markets (VCM). Using PLS-SEM on survey data from 240 farmers, perceived behavioral control (PBC) showed the…
Meihan Chen, Xiangyun Chang, Zhengwei Sun +2
This paper analyzes firm behavior, market dynamics, and policy design in carbon offset and cap-and-trade systems. It examines how policy design influences firm investment in emission reductions and carbon credit trading, aiming to inform ef…
Wenya Zhang
This paper empirically examines the heterogeneous effects of carbon emissions trading on environmental-economic performance among high-carbon listed firms in China. It provides synthetic data and replication code, documenting data construct…
Yizhang He, Hao Li, Zhaohua Wang
This paper analyzes intergenerational inequality caused by carbon pricing under China's dual carbon goals and proposes mitigation schemes, emphasizing equity in policy design.
Tobias Bauckloh, Victor Beyer
This paper focuses on non-standard errors in the estimation of carbon premia, likely addressing measurement issues in carbon pricing and their implications for financial markets. The absence of an abstract limits precise understanding.
Wei-Ta Fang
Brexit led to a divergence in UK and EU carbon prices, with a UK discount of ~€23/tCO₂ in 2023. Using this natural experiment, we examine green patenting in CBAM-exposed sectors (steel, cement, aluminium, fertiliser, hydrogen). While severa…
Gregory Casey, Kyle Meng, Ivan Rudik
This paper uses a quantitative trade model to compare U.S. carbon tariffs with and without a domestic carbon tax. It finds that standalone tariffs achieve only half the global emission reductions of the combined policy, increase U.S. emissi…
Ivan Rudik, Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng
Carbon tariffs alone increase US emissions and lower foreign emissions, achieving half the global reductions of a combined domestic carbon tax and tariff policy. Both approaches improve US GDP and welfare, but combined policy is more effect…
Nora Yusma Mohamed Yusoff, Ahmad Khusyairi Che Rusli, Asiyyah Sakinah Dzulkifli +1
This chapter examines Malaysia's carbon market within the ASEAN climate agenda, using empirical analysis of industrial CO2 emissions to identify carbon pricing, market instruments, and MRV as key levers. It assesses Malaysia's Voluntary Car…
Zhibo Zhou, Min Liu, Jiangfeng
This paper analyzes the marginal abatement costs of agricultural carbon mitigation in China from a digitization perspective. It evaluates the impact of digital technology adoption on carbon reduction costs and provides policy implications.
Maximilian Fuchs, Johannes Stroebel, Julian Terstegge
This replication package provides code and data to analyze the impact of carbon price uncertainty (Carbon VIX) on decarbonization investments. It is useful for investors and policymakers assessing carbon price risk.
Owain Johnson
This paper details the emergence of structured products and contango trading strategies in the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Banks created capital-guaranteed products for clients by exploiting the contango structure—buyi…
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