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.
Showing 241–260 of 1664 papers
Long W.
An empirical study examining whether carbon emission trading schemes (ETS) reshape audit reporting aggressiveness through an incremental information lens. It explores how carbon regulation spills over into corporate disclosure behavior and …
Aspinall T.
This paper estimates a term structure model of carbon prices in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme using state space methods. By modeling carbon prices across maturities like a yield curve, it enables inference on future carbon price expectati…
Ma X.
This paper examines how firms optimize production and sourcing decisions under an emissions trading scheme. It analyzes how carbon prices reshape procurement costs and supply-chain choices, offering a framework for strategic decision-making…
Babiker M.
A theoretical/policy paper questioning whether international emissions trading (linking carbon markets) is always beneficial. It likely examines conditions under which market linkages affect prices, abatement incentives, and welfare. Withou…
Barlaup A.
This paper examines how structural constraints in electricity markets shape the functioning of carbon pricing, using the Republic of Korea as a case. It focuses on the political economy of managing and distributing rents generated by carbon…
Compernolle T.
This paper examines how carbon pricing shapes firms' investment decisions, focusing on the role of diversification. It suggests that the effectiveness of carbon pricing depends on firms' ability to diversify their investments. Details remai…
Mu Y.
This paper estimates shadow prices of greenhouse gas emissions in global crop production using multi-level production frontier analysis. It quantifies the marginal abatement cost of agricultural emissions, offering implications for carbon p…
Ishikawa J.
A theoretical analysis of how greenhouse-gas emission controls affect trade, competitiveness and carbon leakage in an open economy. It offers a foundational framework for thinking about border carbon adjustment and the international spillov…
Ewelina Sokołowska, Magdalena Olczyk
This chapter presents a design-oriented framework for economic instruments in energy policy—carbon and energy taxes, emissions trading, auctions, revenue-stabilising contracts, and demand-side tools like dynamic tariffs. It links instrument…
Tang, Juk-Sen, Gong, Jing, Fu, Yi +1
Replication package reproducing all results of a study on whether Alberta's output-based carbon pricing (SGER/CCIR/TIER) blunted the effect of Canada's rising national carbon-price floor (GGPPA, 2019) on large industrial emitters. Uses firm…
Raufer R.
A conceptual paper examining whether China's emissions trading system can 'leapfrog' conventional carbon-market development paths. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely compares carbon-pricing design choices and institutio…
Kim C.
A study examining California's forest carbon offset credit program through a socio-ecological practice lens. It explores how forest-based GHG mitigation credits function and what made the scheme successful, touching on offset quality, addit…
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First structural analysis of Ukraine's official 1990–2025 microaggregated emissions dataset, harmonizing the 2020/21 dimensional break into consistent 36-year series. The 89.3% fall in stationary emissions reflects wartime destruction and o…
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This paper proposes a hybrid deep-learning model combining TCN and FEDformer to forecast carbon emission allowance trading prices. Improved price prediction matters for compliance cost planning and investment decisions in emissions trading …
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This paper proposes a three-stage carbon trading price prediction model combining time–frequency decomposition with a hybrid attention mechanism. Tested on Guangdong and Hubei data, it reduces single-step MAE by 1.1–12.9% and MSE by 10.5–13…
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Using panel data of Chinese listed firms (2010–2024) and a multi-period DID model, this study finds that the carbon emissions trading system significantly raises firm total factor productivity. Baseline-based accounting, paid quota allocati…
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A meta-analysis synthesizing evidence on how combining carbon pricing with renewable-energy support policies affects emission reductions and welfare. It systematically assesses policy interactions, overlaps, and synergies across studies. Fi…
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This article analyzes how China localized the global carbon market norm, particularly the EU ETS, into its domestic climate governance using constructivist IR theory and Acharya's norm localization framework. Rather than replicating the Eur…
Amitrajeet A. Batabyal
This paper presents new empirical evidence on the macroeconomic effects of carbon taxes. It likely quantifies how carbon pricing affects growth, employment, and prices, offering implications for policy design. Details on methodology, countr…
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Examines how institutional capacity shapes the economic viability of Kenya's voluntary carbon credit market. Suggests governance and institutional strength are decisive for market viability in emerging economies. Offers practical implicatio…
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