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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Li X.M.
This paper models downside risks in China's security markets and examines whether greenness makes bonds a safer haven. It provides empirical evidence on the risk profile of green bonds, offering implications for investors' ESG strategies an…
Mariana Bunu
This paper examines the expansion of green financing instruments—green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, blended finance, and climate resilience bonds—and evaluates their effectiveness in mobilizing capital for environmental and social ou…
Mona Mashhadi Rajabi, Martina Linnenluecke, Jianlei Han +1
This paper examines the size of the carbon bubble, the potential overvaluation of fossil fuel assets under climate mitigation scenarios. It highlights stranded asset risks and discusses implications for investors and policymakers, emphasizi…
Capt Yashodhan Mahajan
This paper provides a conceptual overview of green finance and sustainable investment as pathways to a low-carbon economy, discussing financial frameworks and investment strategies. It is primarily a synthesis without empirical analysis, fo…
Hao Wang
This review examines how climate risk is quantitatively priced into green financial assets through carbon premiums, climate scenario discounts, and default structures. It synthesizes theoretical logic, empirical evidence, and challenges, hi…
Ben Belgacem S.
This paper examines how energy market competitiveness and green technological innovation under environmental regulation drive green finance. Using empirical data, it shows that stringent regulations can boost market competition and innovati…
L.M. Huesken
This paper analyzes financial barriers to nature-based solutions (NbS) and proposes ways to overcome them. It focuses on financial mechanisms that aim to integrate climate adaptation and biodiversity conservation.
Liu S.
This paper analyzes the impact of green trade barriers on industrial chain resilience and examines the effectiveness of green finance.
Xiao C.
This paper analyzes the determinants of green finance development in G7 economies, examining the roles of natural resources, trade, education, and economic growth. Empirical findings provide policy implications for promoting green finance.
Zhang C.
This paper analyzes the relationship between green finance and resource efficiency in East Asian economies. While specific data and methods are unclear, it offers potential policy implications.
Zhou X.
This paper analyzes how green finance contributes to urban ecological resilience through institutional (policy and regulation), technological (financial instruments like green bonds), and behavioral (investor behavior) mechanisms. It provid…
Wang L.
This study investigates how green finance influences regional emission reduction. It aims to clarify the mechanisms through which financial instruments affect environmental outcomes, likely using theoretical or empirical analysis.
Li C.
This study examines factors influencing climate entrepreneurship using Chinese data. It identifies key drivers and barriers for climate tech startups, offering insights for policy and investment.
Casalini L.
This paper examines the European regulatory framework for green finance in the real estate sector, analyzing how regulations like the EU Taxonomy and SFDR impact sustainability assessment and financing. It provides implications for practiti…
Lei W.C.
This paper employs econometric and machine learning methods to analyze the relationship between green finance and economic growth across global financial centers. It provides empirical evidence on how green finance contributes to economic g…
Cheng H.
This paper discusses how green finance mechanisms can be used to alleviate energy poverty, thereby mitigating both socioeconomic and environmental consequences. It likely reviews policy options and their effectiveness.
Siderius K.
This study analyzes the distributional consequences of public sustainable finance in the EU, examining which groups benefit from green financial policies.
Chami M.
This paper systematically reviews how blockchain technology can contribute to sustainable finance, identifying applications in green bonds and carbon credit trading, but noting a lack of empirical studies.
Chai S.
This study examines how the structure of green finance affects the green total factor productivity of energy firms. Empirical findings suggest that appropriate financial allocation enhances environmental efficiency.
Umar Z.
This paper analyzes the dynamic impact of the US yield curve on green bond markets, using empirical methods across recent crises (COVID-19, inflation). It highlights the importance of financial factors in green bond pricing.
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