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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Lerch A.
This paper examines improvements to emissions trading from a market-based perspective. It discusses design challenges and solutions to enhance the effectiveness of climate policy.
Wegener C.
This paper examines the existence of rational bubbles in EU ETS carbon prices, focusing on market participants' expectation formation and analyzing the drivers of price movements.
Chiappari M.
This study empirically analyzes how UK firms' carbon emissions changed after the UK left the EU ETS and established its own UK ETS, providing evidence on the effectiveness of independent carbon pricing regimes.
von Jan S.
This paper analyzes the economic risks associated with carbon emissions trading, including price volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and market integrity risks, providing insights for policymakers and investors.
Garidzirai R.
This study conducts a time series analysis of carbon dioxide emissions, population, carbon tax, and energy use in South Africa. It likely examines the impact of carbon tax on emissions and energy consumption, providing empirical evidence fo…
Andrianus F.
This paper analyzes the welfare impacts of carbon tax implementation in Indonesia and other ASEAN countries. Using economic modeling, it assesses distributional effects and policy implications, contributing to the understanding of carbon pr…
Haobo Zhang, Shengwen Yang, Tianyi Yang
This study models cold-chain multimodal transport under five carbon policies: no constraint, mandatory cap, carbon tax, carbon trading, and carbon offset. Using a hybrid genetic algorithm-simulated annealing on a Chongqing-Shenyang fruit tr…
Yu Feng, Yutao Lei, Yue Wang
This paper examines the effect of China's carbon emissions trading scheme on misallocation of enterprise R&D resources. It finds an inverted-U relationship between carbon price and misallocation of both R&D capital and labor, with price abo…
Zedi Wang, Xiao Wang, Xifeng Guo +1
This paper proposes a fuzzy planning model for multi-energy systems with hydrogen production, considering source-load uncertainties and collaborative trading of carbon emission allowances and green certificates. Case studies on combined pow…
A. Mukhametzhanov, R. Dulambayeva, Hasan Dincer
This study uses ARDL to analyze the impact of energy intensity, renewable energy, and the launch of an emissions trading system (ETS) on carbon intensity in Kazakhstan from 1992-2022. Results show a long-run relationship where energy intens…
Chai S.
This paper proposes a hybrid forecasting model for CO2 emission trading price fluctuations. It addresses nonstationary and nonlinear time series, capturing the stochastic process of price movements. The model improves prediction accuracy, o…
Bo L.
This paper analyzes optimal production control under cap-and-trade carbon markets with sticky prices. It compares Nash equilibrium and social optimum, offering insights for policy and firm strategies.
Harris C.
Emissions trading (cap-and-trade) is a market-based policy that sets a cap on greenhouse gas emissions and allows trading of emission allowances. This paper outlines the design, economic impacts, and effectiveness of emissions trading syste…
Mbua M.V.
This paper estimates the threshold level of carbon tax required to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in South Africa. Using econometric methods, it finds that emissions decrease notably once the tax exceeds a certain level. The findings in…
Kato S.
This paper uses a Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model to analyze policy challenges in the development of a joint carbon market across ASEAN and East Asia. It quantitatively evaluates institutional design issues such as market mechani…
Sultani D.
This paper examines policy options for leveraging the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) to scale up carbon dioxide removal (CDR). It focuses on mechanism design and economic incentives to integrate CDR within the carbon market framework.
Mingxi Z.
This paper conducts a CGE simulation of carbon tax implementation in China and reviews international experiences. It assesses economic impacts and emission reduction effects, providing insights for policy design.
Hecker L.P.
This paper explores how to connect carbon markets across ASEAN countries, drawing lessons from the European Union and China on institutional design and regulatory harmonization.
Dugstad A.
This paper analyzes the acceptance of carbon pricing in Norway, focusing on how revenue recycling (rebates or tax reductions) affects support among households and companies. Empirical findings show that well-designed recycling enhances acce…
Bigio S.
This paper examines carbon pricing and inequality from a normative perspective, analyzing the ethical implications of policy design on distributive justice.
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