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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Huang X.
This paper uses a NK-DSGE model to analyze how green finance affects the realization of ecological product value. Through simulations, it examines the interaction between financial and environmental policies. It is a theoretical model witho…
Liu J.
This paper examines the impact of green finance on high-quality economic development in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, China, using data from 2012 to 2019. It empirically analyzes how financial instruments such as green credit and green b…
Numan U.
This study empirically analyzes the impact of green finance on environmental degradation and discusses policy implications in complex economies.
Aggarwal V.
This paper compares the portfolio diversification benefits of Bitcoin, FinTech stocks, and green bonds across global markets. It likely finds that green bonds offer risk reduction and sustainability alignment, while Bitcoin and FinTech prov…
A. Esther, Oluwaremi Joel Bali, Akinbobola Oluwatobiloba Bolanle
This study examines the effect of environmental mitigation financing (green loans, pollution control, renewable energy, remediation) on financial efficiency (EVA) of Nigerian listed industrial firms. Results show that renewable energy inves…
Rahman S.U.
This paper investigates the dynamic and frequency-based connectedness among sustainable markets (e.g., green bonds, ESG stocks) using quantile TVP-VAR and wavelet analysis. It captures tail dependence and time-frequency dynamics, revealing …
Mazzoli C.
This paper analyzes decision-making in green bond investments through a multitask experiment using virtual reality (VR). It examines the impact of temporal myopia on investment behavior, suggesting that VR environments may reduce short-term…
Hussain S.
This empirical study examines green-finance practices in Pakistan's banking sector, providing insights into how banks in developing markets pioneer green financial products and overcome challenges. The findings offer lessons for financial i…
Chandani A.
This paper presents a scientometric and bibliometric analysis of green bond research, identifying trends, key contributors, and thematic clusters. As the green bond market grows, the academic literature expands, and this overview provides a…
Isaac Doku, Kwame Ansere Ofori-Mensah, Evander Agyemang +1
This study examines climate finance's impact on GHG emissions in 19 Sub-Saharan African countries (2006-2014) using system GMM, DOLS, and FMOLS. Results show climate finance reduces carbon but not methane or nitrous oxide. Evidence of EKC a…
Hamza Iftikhar, Umelaila Shah, S. Iqbal +2
This qualitative case study examines green finance for sustainable transportation in Pakistan through interviews with 10 stakeholders and document analysis. Four themes emerged: institutional barriers, policy misalignments, financing mechan…
Hu X.
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance on total factor carbon emission reduction efficiency in China. Using empirical methods, it reveals mechanisms through which green finance improves carbon reduction efficiency and offers policy…
L. Judijanto, Edy Arisondha
This paper examines the impact of climate finance and corporate sustainability on firm value using data from 125 multinational companies in Indonesia. SEM-PLS analysis reveals that both climate finance and sustainability positively affect f…
Fahrettin PALA, Halil YOLCU
This study examines how agricultural financing instruments affect greenhouse gas emissions and ecological footprint in developing countries, providing empirical evidence for the role of finance in transitioning to cleaner food systems.
Mohamad A.
This paper examines how green finance markets behave during geopolitical crises. It explores both failures (flight to conventional assets) and opportunities (increased attention to sustainability). Suggests implications for investor behavio…
Ahsan Iqbal M.
This paper empirically investigates the impact of sustainable finance, green technologies, and environmental policies on environmental degradation, evaluating their effectiveness in improving environmental outcomes.
Tariq A.
This paper analyzes return and volatility spillovers among green finance, sustainable investments, and Islamic investments, examining how financial market convergence impacts environmental sustainability. Findings show interdependence among…
Rezk W.M.
This empirical study examines whether green finance mediates the relationship between fintech, economic policy uncertainty, environmental regulations, and sustainable banking performance, using Saudi banks as a case study within the Vision …
Shanya; id_orcid 0000-0003-2653-8469 Ruhela, Saskia Lavrijssen
This paper analyzes the financial landscape of the Dutch green energy transition, examining investment mechanisms, barriers, and policy implications. It provides insights into transition finance practices and challenges in achieving renewab…
Sofia Castelo, Lia G. Antunes, Md. Ashrafuzzaman
This paper critically examines how climate finance mechanisms can reinforce gender inequalities, drawing on a case study of Bangladesh. Using an ecofeminist framework, it finds that top-down, market-driven approaches exclude grassroots wome…
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