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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Fan W.
An empirical study examining whether green finance boosts economic performance, weighing growth effects against crowding-out of other investment. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but the framing speaks directly to how transition fi…
Anh T.T.X.
An empirical study examining whether green finance contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals, with GDP as a moderating variable. Without an abstract, the methodology, sample countries, and findings remain unverified, but it belongs t…
Ubaydullah M.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects the renewable energy mix in emerging countries. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the core question—whether green financing instruments actually raise renewa…
Cui X.
This study empirically examines whether green bond issuance functions as a credible signal of corporate environmental performance, using evidence from China's high-pollution industries. It probes the link between green financing and actual …
Chandani A.
A literature review mapping the evolution of green bond research across issuer, investor, and policy perspectives. It synthesizes research trends and identifies gaps rather than presenting new empirical evidence, offering a useful overview …
Bambuwala S.
An analysis of the green bond market as a form of sustainable investment. It appears to examine market dynamics and the role of green bonds in sustainable finance, though no abstract is available to confirm methods, data, or findings.
Mintz-Woo K.
A conceptual study on the ethical justification of carbon taxes, likely addressing fairness, distributive justice, and polluter-pays principles in carbon pricing design. It offers limited direct empirical or disclosure-framework implication…
Zhou X.
This paper empirically examines how green credit policy and China's carbon emission trading scheme jointly affect corporate green innovation. It tests whether combining financial and market-based climate instruments spurs firms' environment…
Günay D.
This study examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) drove Türkiye to adopt a domestic climate law, framed through interest-driven policy diffusion. It suggests CBAM acts as external pressure pushing export-dependent e…
Chen Y.
An empirical study using Chinese firm-level micro data to test whether the national emission trading scheme fosters enterprise development across industries. It examines whether carbon pricing promotes firm growth and how effects differ by …
Wu K.
This study models firms' adoption of internal carbon pricing (ICP) under government supervision as a tripartite evolutionary game among government, enterprises, and other actors. It analyzes how strategic choices converge toward equilibrium…
Dutordoir M.
An empirical study examining how the EU Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS) affects board gender diversity in regulated firms. It analyzes whether carbon regulation as external environmental pressure drives changes in corporate governance and…
Zhao S.
This study examines how carbon pricing aimed at long-term climate targets affects poverty and income inequality. It highlights that carbon costs fall unevenly across households, underscoring the need for equity-oriented policy design. No ab…
Kozłowski W.
An empirical study examining how enterprises operating in Poland use ESG as a strategic management tool rather than mere reporting compliance. No abstract is available, so methods and data remain unclear. Its value lies in documenting ESG i…
Zhang A.Y.
This paper examines how machine learning is reshaping ESG research. It discusses ML applications to ESG evaluation, scoring, and disclosure analysis, highlighting methodological renovation in how sustainability data is processed and assesse…
Kuvvet E.
This paper questions the investor-centric framing of climate disclosure demands and examines perspectives of other stakeholders such as employees, consumers, communities, and supply-chain actors. It contributes to rethinking the legitimacy …
Rabaya A.J.
This study empirically examines how adoption of an integrated reporting (IR) framework moderates the relationship between ESG disclosure and a firm's competitive advantage. It suggests that the choice and quality of disclosure frameworks sh…
Garces A.M.
A study examining the trade-offs and reconciliation between carbon removals, greenhouse gas emissions, and crop yield in cocoa agroforestry systems of the Colombian Orinoquía. No abstract is available, but the work addresses integrated carb…
Frank S.M.
This US study compares three diet-quality indices (Planetary Health Diet Index, HEI-2015, DASH) against dietary greenhouse gas emissions. It tests whether healthier eating patterns align with lower emissions, informing the integration of nu…
Kim H.C.
This study optimizes when households should replace refrigerators, weighing life-cycle energy use, GHG emissions, and cost. It quantifies the trade-off between keeping older units and upgrading to more efficient models. The framework inform…
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