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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Guo X.
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance on environmental pollution control, mediated by the regulatory effects of digital technology. Based on the title, it likely examines the regulatory mechanisms of green finance and the role of …
Németh-Durkó E.
This study empirically evaluates the impact of green bond issuance on corporate green innovation. It examines whether green bonds stimulate R&D in environmental technologies, providing insights into the effectiveness of green finance.
Muftah M. Najah
This study examines the relationship between carbon risk management and disclosure, and their stock market effects (cost of equity, market value) using a global sample of 500 largest firms. It finds that firms with superior carbon risk mana…
Afnan Ali
This paper proposes the Jordan Municipal Climate Finance Ecosystem Framework (JMCFEF), which integrates carbon taxation, carbon markets, green bonds, and renewable energy certificates into a unified system to address municipal financial pre…
Afnan Ali
This paper proposes the Jordan Municipal Climate Finance Ecosystem Framework (JMCFEF), a conceptual framework integrating carbon taxation, carbon markets, green bonds, and renewable energy certificates into a unified ecosystem for municipal…
Jin X.
This paper examines the extreme risk connectedness between carbon, green finance, and energy markets, and identifies its determinants. It quantifies risk spillovers and offers implications for policymakers and investors.
Zhou P.
This paper explores the evolution of green bonds from being used as a tool for energy transition to acquiring intrinsic value. It analyzes the changing role of green bonds and their implications for climate finance.
Guo J.
This paper explores the mechanism through which green finance and digital economy affect China's green total factor productivity. Empirical analysis reveals pathways of contribution, offering insights for policy and investment.
Mohammad Osman Goni, S. M. Sohrab Uddin, Sanjida Alam +2
This paper examines regulator-led sustainable finance governance in Bangladesh, focusing on green finance participation, banking disclosure, and implementation gaps. It proposes a framework for achieving climate-resilient development throug…
Wang D.
This paper proposes a decision-support framework to enhance industrial chain resilience through green finance, using China's sports industry as a case study. It evaluates how green finance practices impact corporate sustainability and compe…
Luo Z.
This paper analyzes the impact of green finance and natural resources on the environment at both aggregate and disaggregate levels. By decomposing natural resources into specific types, it provides policy implications.
Ali S.
This paper examines the impact of green finance and innovation on sustainable development using panel data from G7 economies, finding synergistic effects between environmental investment and technological innovation.
Erdem A.
This study empirically analyzes the impact of green finance, digitalization, and transport technologies on the load capacity factor in OECD countries. Results suggest these factors can contribute to sustainable development.
Christensen J.L.
This paper analyzes the role of governance and delegation in climate transparency by European pension funds. It suggests that internal governance and delegation to asset managers are key to improving disclosure.
Edobot Udo Ekere, S. N. Chukwu
This empirical study examines the impact of various green finance forms on CO2 emissions in six West African countries. It finds that international clean energy funding and biodiversity conservation donations reduce emissions, while infrast…
Marwa Elnahass, Mustabsar Awais, Ali Uyar +2
This study examines the impact of industrial waste generation on firms' access to debt financing using a large international panel dataset (2002-2021, 16,499 observations). Results show that higher waste generation significantly constrains …
Nadia Hanif, Muzzammil Hussain, Mashael Bakhit +2
This study empirically examines the impact of governance quality and financial technology on carbon emissions in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Results show that both fintech and governance curb CO2 emissions, with fintech reduci…
Asuamah, Emmanuel Yeboah, Allotey, Ann
Ghana's net-zero power sector pathway requires USD 101 billion investment. Under BAU financing, a cumulative gap of USD 76.97 billion emerges. Grant financing narrows it marginally, while adjusting PPA tariffs is more effective but constrai…
Wang Z.
This paper analyzes the multidimensional convergence characteristics of carbon inequality and examines the effects of green finance on convergence. It reveals trends in narrowing carbon emission disparities across regions and the role of fi…
Yu P.
This paper uses a multi-level systems analysis to examine the dual effects of green finance policies on air pollution and carbon emissions, proposing a framework for comprehensive environmental impact assessment.
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