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.
Showing 1061–1080 of 1384 papers
Huda S.
This paper comprehensively examines the development of sustainable finance regulation in the Asia-Pacific region using bibliometric analysis and systematic literature review. It organizes regulatory frameworks and progress, offering insight…
Mjadu L.
This paper compares green finance taxonomies in emerging and developed economies, analyzing the legal architecture of sustainable finance. It discusses differences in regulatory approaches and challenges for harmonization.
Azad M.A.K.
This paper revisits the current status of green and sustainable finance disbursement, offering policy insights. It examines how financial flows align with sustainability goals and suggests directions for future policy.
Luo S.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of emissions trading systems (ETS) on corporate green technology innovation. It reveals the mechanisms through which ETS promotes investment in low-carbon technologies, such as carbon price signals…
Guo B.
This study analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading policy on residents' health. It evaluates the health co-benefits of carbon pricing, offering insights for policy design. Specific findings are not available from the title al…
Harpankar K.
This paper examines internal carbon pricing (ICP) as a tool for corporate carbon management, discussing its rationale, promise, and limitations. It explores how ICP can drive decarbonization and its integration into broader climate strategi…
Zhou Z.
This paper assesses the impact of China's carbon emissions trading (ETS) policy on the green transformation of the manufacturing industry. Through mechanism analysis, it shows that ETS promotes corporate carbon reduction and technological i…
Beaufils T.
This paper assesses different implementations of the European Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and analyzes their impact on trade partners. It examines how variations in policy design affect international trade and emission reducti…
Chen Y.
This paper systematically reviews and bibliometrically analyzes price determinants in global emissions trading systems (ETS). It identifies key factors such as regulatory policies, economic activity, and energy prices, offering insights for…
Li K.
This study analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading system (ETS) on economic decarbonization using prefecture-level city data. It provides evidence that the ETS effectively reduces carbon emissions.
Biancalani F.
This paper uses matrix completion analysis to causally estimate the impact of the EU ETS on CO2 emissions. The method addresses missing data issues, finding that the EU ETS led to statistically significant emission reductions.
Liu W.
This paper uses a quasi-natural experiment to examine the causal effect of China's carbon trading pilot on green technology innovation. It provides empirical evidence on whether carbon pricing stimulates corporate low-carbon technology deve…
Li X.
This paper argues that when designing unilateral climate policies, it is crucial to consider the effectiveness of various anti-leakage measures such as border carbon adjustments and free allowance allocation. It compares different policy in…
Zhang G.
This paper empirically examines the impact of carbon emission trading (ETS) on market structure in China, focusing on whether ETS inhibits or promotes market concentration and competition. Findings provide evidence on the market-level conse…
Fujimori S.
This paper analyzes the extent to which international emissions trading can contribute to achieving the objectives of the Paris Agreement. It examines the effectiveness and challenges of market mechanisms, offering policy implications.
Khabbazan M.M.
This paper uses a CGE model with parallel emission trading systems to evaluate the economic impacts of increased flexibility in the EU ETS. It quantifies the welfare effects on the EU from such flexibility expansion.
Gulbrandsen L.H.
This paper analyzes the political and economic pressures on carbon pricing mechanisms and their resulting market fragility. It examines the implications for sustainability and emission reduction effectiveness, suggesting the need for policy…
Sabyrbekov R.
This paper analyzes which non-EU countries are likely to support the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It likely considers factors such as economic size, emission levels, and trade relationships to predict support.
Lee S.
This paper analyzes institutional design and policy cooperation for decarbonization in China, Japan, and South Korea. It explores the characteristics of each country's policies and the potential for cooperation, offering recommendations tow…
Szulecki K.
The EU's CBAM imposes a carbon price on imports, linking climate policy with trade. This paper analyzes governance challenges of CBAM as a de facto climate club.
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