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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Muzzi E.
A comparative study of carbon tax implementation and its climate action effects in Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. It draws lessons on the design and operation of carbon pricing in emerging economies, offering policy implications relevant …
Lerner M.
This work presents expert views on carbon pricing in developing countries. Without an abstract, the specific methods and findings remain unclear, but it likely addresses policy design and adoption challenges for carbon pricing in emerging e…
Rogge K.
This study compares, across countries, how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (2008-12) shaped incentives to replace existing power plants with lower-carbon capacity. It examines how carbon prices translated into actual generation-investment d…
Zhang Z.X.
A policy paper asking whether emissions-permit allocation rules should be harmonised across jurisdictions. It addresses how differences in allocation methods (free allocation vs. auctioning) affect competitiveness and carbon leakage, offeri…
Lehmann P.
A policy study examining how renewable electricity support schemes should relate to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. It argues that carbon pricing alone cannot drive sufficient renewables deployment, so the two instruments should be designe…
Meckling J.
A piece examining the future trajectory of emissions trading systems (ETS). With no abstract available, specific findings are unclear, but it likely addresses carbon pricing design, market linkage, and policy evolution across jurisdictions …
Stensdal I.
This paper develops a typology of policy pilots using the Shanghai emissions-trading scheme pilot as its case. Without an available abstract, the exact methods and findings are unverified, but it appears to examine how experimental carbon-p…
Meng B.
This study applies time-frequency analysis to examine information spillovers between carbon emissions trading prices and shipping markets. It identifies the direction and timing of how carbon price movements under schemes like the EU-ETS tr…
Pinkse J.M.
This paper examines firms' intentions to participate in emission trading schemes. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it addresses corporate behavior toward carbon pricing. It offers potential insights into scheme design and firm …
He Y.
This study examines how actual LNG emission factors diverge from default values used within the EU Emissions Trading System, and what that means for carbon pricing and compliance costs. It highlights the importance of measured, fuel-specifi…
Huynh D.
This study develops a stochastic programming superstructure optimization model for biorefinery design and operation under carbon pricing policies. By explicitly embedding carbon-price uncertainty, it jointly addresses technology selection a…
Healy S.
This study examines carbon leakage in the cement and aluminium sectors under Phase III of the EU Emissions Trading System, using trade patterns as evidence. It empirically tests whether energy-intensive industries shifted production and emi…
Becker T.
This study empirically examines whether the EU Emissions Trading System spurred regional environmental innovation. It assesses how cap-and-trade carbon pricing affects technological innovation and patenting activity in regulated regions. Th…
Zhang D.
A study on equity dimensions of China's emissions trading system (ETS). It appears to examine how carbon market design distributes costs and benefits across regions, sectors, and households. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it …
Beets S.D.
A study examining the effects of emissions trading through an accounting lens. It likely empirically assesses how carbon allowance accounting interacts with the economic and financial impacts of cap-and-trade. Relevant to the design of carb…
Boom J.T.
This paper theoretically compares cap-based emissions trading (permit trading) with rate-based credit trading under both perfect and imperfect competition. It analyzes how initial allocation and market power affect prices, abatement incenti…
Montero J.P.
A theoretical study on the optimal design of a phase-in emissions trading program. It likely examines how gradual introduction affects price signals, firm adjustment costs, and political feasibility. Offers design lessons for carbon pricing…
Malina R.
This study examines how the EU Emissions Trading Scheme affects US aviation. It focuses on the spillover of EU carbon pricing onto non-EU carriers and the implications for US airline costs, operations, and competitiveness. Without an abstra…
Böhringer C.
This work appears to examine how emissions trading systems can be extended to new industrial sectors and regions. It likely addresses design, carbon-price formation, and international linkage issues arising from broader ETS coverage. Withou…
Coria J.
A firm-level analysis of emissions trading in Santiago, Chile, examining whether and why firms actually trade emission permits. It offers evidence on how carbon market design performs in an emerging-economy context.
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