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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Wang R.
This study empirically examines whether China's carbon emission trading scheme reduced PM2.5 concentrations, using Hubei province as the case. It tests the air-quality co-benefits of carbon pricing beyond decarbonization. Relevant to debate…
Ju X.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) affects carbon emissions and economic development in Chongqing. It assesses regional abatement effects and economic growth impacts, evaluating the effectiveness …
Ma J.
This study empirically examines how volatility in China's carbon emission trading markets spills over into stock prices. It quantifies the financial linkage between carbon markets and capital markets, showing how carbon price risk transmits…
Kemene A.
This study examines how overlapping carbon-pricing regimes (e.g. EU ETS and IMO measures) shape shipowners' investment responses. It focuses on how the layering of regulatory architectures alters decarbonization investment incentives and ti…
Beaufils T.
This paper examines whether carbon border adjustments (e.g. CBAM) can foster international climate cooperation. It likely analyzes how border measures prevent carbon leakage and competitiveness loss while strengthening global mitigation inc…
Le Thi Hue
Combining 18 in-depth interviews with Vietnamese manufacturers and a game-theory model, this study assesses willingness to join the carbon credit market. Policy ambiguity and investment costs drive a 'wait-and-see' stance, with 'Delay' as t…
Jiayi Hou, Alessandra Castellini, Fujiang Huang
Using a DID model on 30 Chinese provinces (2005–2022), this study finds China's carbon trading pilot policy raised agricultural green total factor productivity by 0.1351 units (18.3% of the mean), robust to the Callaway–Sant'Anna estimator.…
Abdulai Enusah
This study quasi-experimentally evaluates the double dividend hypothesis across 24 EU member states (1990-2019), using Callaway-Sant'Anna and Wooldridge estimators. Carbon tax adoption reduces energy intensity by 0.278 units, raises renewab…
Montororing YDR, Santosa B, Karningsih PD
This study builds an inspection-allocation optimization model for remanufacturing under carbon pricing, comparing OEM self-remanufacturing (Model S) with ODM outsourcing (Model O) via MINLP. Model S outperforms Model O in all cases (USD 19,…
Liashenko, Oksana, Pavlova, Olena
Replication package for a study on EU ETS carbon pricing and coal displacement (2005–2024). Since the common allowance price is absorbed by year fixed effects, identification uses its interaction with pre-ETS (2000–2004) country fossil gene…
Wang J.
This study examines uneven carbon pricing signals in shipping, where overlapping regimes (e.g. IMO and EU ETS) create divergent effective carbon prices. It links regulatory overlap to abatement costs and fuel-choice decisions, suggesting fr…
Strezhneva M.
This paper examines the EU's carbon border levy (CBAM) as a policy sitting at the intersection of climate and trade. It links the levy to the EU ETS and its push for carbon pricing in trading partners. It highlights implications for exporte…
Özge Kozal, Çağla Bucak, Daniel Balsalobre‐Lorente
This paper examines how carbon inequality is geographically distributed across the EU and how that uneven geography relates to differing political environments. It suggests that the distributional burden of emissions and climate policy acce…
Wei Chen, Chunguang Bai, Haiyan Liu +1
This paper examines how buyer firms design carbon audit strategies when carbon trading includes compensation mechanisms. It likely analyzes the interplay between offset/compensation design and verification incentives, with implications for …
Woerdman E.
This paper examines the introduction of emissions trading for households from a behavioral law and economics perspective. It analyzes individual behavioral biases and institutional design challenges, offering conditions for effective policy…
Simon L. Bussmann, Wolfgang Männer, Tobias Fleiter +3
This study analyzes the impact of crediting temporarily stored carbon in plastic products within carbon pricing schemes on integrated EU refinery production. Using an optimization model for 2050, it shows that such crediting significantly r…
Yang P, Wang T, Liu C +2
This paper proposes a carbon emission flow tracking framework embedding node carbon intensity (NCI) into demand response for integrated energy systems, enabling load-side carbon responsibility allocation. A bi-level optimization coordinates…
Di Foggia G, Beccarello M, Jammeh B
This study examines the EU ETS's role in power sector decarbonization using panel econometrics, a firm survey, and market analysis. It finds that subsidies and regulatory stability drive renewable capacity expansion more than carbon prices,…
Liu X.
This paper examines the role of carbon pricing in achieving Japan's net-zero targets, analyzing policy design and challenges, and offering recommendations.
Shichao Li, Heng Wu, A. S. Abu Bakar
This study examines the predictability of China's national carbon allowance prices around the March 2025 market expansion to steel, cement, and aluminum. Using 1,203 daily prices and 11 models with nested expanding-window validation, the ra…
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