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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Shen S.
This paper applies LSTM and Transformer deep-learning models to forecast the development trend of the green finance market. By combining long-term temporal dependency with attention mechanisms, it aims to predict future movements of green f…
Guo J.
This study empirically examines how green finance and technological innovation drive low-carbon development in the logistics industry. It identifies threshold effects, suggesting green finance only accelerates decarbonization once innovatio…
Xu X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance policy strengthens supply chain resilience, using evidence from green firms in China. It analyzes how policy-driven funding affects the stability of green firms' supply chains. The abstract…
Ngo T.Q.
This study empirically examines how green finance influences economic growth in Vietnam, incorporating the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Without an available abstract, methodological details and findings remain unclear, but the work add…
Liu S.
This study examines the links between green finance, environmental quality, and the sustainable integration of agriculture, culture, and tourism in China. Without an abstract, methods and data remain unclear, but it appears to explore how g…
Li J.
This study exploits China's national green finance reform and innovation pilot zones as a quasi-natural experiment to test whether green finance causally reduces corporate carbon emissions. Using the pilot designation as an exogenous shock,…
Barai B.
A paper examining the risks associated with green finance and how policy can address them. No abstract is available, so the methodology, geographic scope, and empirical findings remain unclear. It may still offer a useful framing of risk ca…
Zeng G.
An empirical study using panel data from 282 Chinese cities examining how industrial structure transformation affects green finance development. It suggests the effects differ by degree of industrial upgrading and greening, highlighting cit…
Krahnen J.
A primer reviewing the theory and empirical limits of green finance, contrasting wishful expectations with its actual marginal impact on decarbonization. It frames how financial instruments translate into real emissions outcomes and policy …
Gorrela P.K.
This study examines how board effectiveness functions as a governance mechanism linking green finance to sustainable firm performance, using evidence from listed companies. Without an abstract, methods and data remain unclear, but it sits a…
Li X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives highly polluting Chinese firms to fulfil their social responsibilities. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it likely tests how green financing mechanisms shape corporate b…
Sultanuzzaman M.R.
A study examining the complex interplay between green finance, business cycles, and energy development. It explores how the expansion of green finance interacts with economic cycles and energy development. Methods and findings are unclear a…
Broby D.
A conceptual piece defining 'green fintech' — the intersection of financial technology and environmental/climate objectives. Without an abstract, its specific contribution and methods remain unclear. The topic connects to disclosure infrast…
Chiad F.
This study examines the dependence between carbon price uncertainty and sustainable financial markets using a quantile framework. It finds nonlinear threshold effects and structural breaks during COVID-19, showing how carbon price risk spil…
Naifar N.
This study examines dynamic connectedness and spillovers among fintech, robotics, renewable energy, and green bonds in China, drawing portfolio strategy implications. It quantifies how green bonds and renewable assets co-move with other ass…
Zeng H.
This study analyzes tail risk contagion and multiscale spillovers between a green finance index and large US technology stocks. It examines how green financial assets and tech equities transmit risk to each other across different time horiz…
Hussin H.A.A.A.
A dynamic panel econometric study examining how green finance affects economic outcomes in Saudi Arabia over 2015–2024. It offers empirical evidence on decarbonization finance in an oil-dependent economy, quantifying the economic effects of…
Sukesti F.
This paper examines Indonesia's leadership in green sukuk (Islamic green bonds) from 2017 to 2025 as a vehicle for financing the SDGs. As the world's first sovereign green sukuk issuer, Indonesia offers a distinctive emerging-market model o…
Andreou P.C.
An empirical study examining how firms engage in proactive environmental behavior under the EU Emissions Trading System. It likely tests how carbon price signals shape corporate environmental strategy and investment decisions. Without an ab…
Hong J.
This work applies data-driven modelling to the coupled system of energy markets and emissions trading schemes (ETS). It aims to quantify how carbon prices propagate into power prices, generation mix and investment decisions, supporting info…
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