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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Lin B.
This paper examines how emission trading scheme (ETS) revenues are redistributed between rural and urban residents in China via transfer payments, focusing on equity and welfare implications. The title suggests a policy simulation or empiri…
Shi B.
This paper uses a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to analyze the effects of carbon pricing and carbon quota control on energy transition towards carbon neutrality in the Zhejiang region of China. It provides quantitative evidence…
An K.
This paper uses a Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model to analyze the socioeconomic impacts of household participation in an emissions trading scheme (ETS). It quantitatively evaluates distributional effects and provides policy design…
Ma N.
This study develops a dynamic input-output optimization model to determine the optimal industrial carbon tax for China under carbon intensity constraints. It analyzes sectoral economic impacts and emission reduction effects, offering insigh…
Yoon B.
This empirical study analyzes market efficiency in the early phase of the Korean Emissions Trading Scheme (K-ETS), focusing on price formation and informational efficiency. It highlights challenges and improvements relevant to the design of…
Sankarshanan V. V., Uday Shankar, Arindam Basu
This legal-policy analysis examines India's Carbon Credit Trading System (CCTS) 2023, a domestic mechanism tied to Paris Agreement Article 6. It highlights ambiguous additionality rules, fragmented institutional arrangements, and weak overs…
Yuru Guan, Yang Wang, Ruoqi Li +7
Using micro data from China's Household Survey and an environmentally extended input-output database, this study compares monetary- and physical-based carbon footprints. It finds systematic differences across household groups (-9% to +7% at…
Hong Yuan, X. D. Nguen, Chung Thi Xuan Nguyen +1
Using survey data from 380 carbon-intensive manufacturers in Vietnam, this study shows that carbon pricing perception promotes environmental strategy and improves firm performance directly and indirectly. However, the positive effect only h…
Agung Firmana
This study assesses the economic viability of molasses-based bioethanol in Indonesia and a carbon certificate (BDC) framework to bridge the competitiveness gap with subsidized gasoline. Deterministic NPV analysis shows positive returns, but…
Zhou J.
This paper examines how green finance can support the development of the carbon trading market in Shenzhen, China. It analyzes the role of financial instruments and institutional design in activating emissions trading, offering insights int…
Chameides W.
This paper compares carbon taxes and emissions trading as carbon pricing instruments, likely arguing that trading schemes offer flexibility and political feasibility. It examines which instrument delivers emission reductions more reliably a…
Kanamura T.
This study analyzes the relationship between carbon pricing and energy prices during the COVID-19 pandemic, examining the phenomenon of 'greenflation' driven by climate policy. It provides economic insight into how carbon pricing affects en…
Lilliestam J.
Argues that low carbon taxes have limited emissions-reduction impact and instead serve symbolic, revenue-raising, or sequencing purposes. Offers a critical policy perspective on carbon pricing design and effectiveness, suggesting that the l…
Bernard A.
This study models carbon emission trading among Russia, China, and Annex B countries as a two-level dynamic game. It analyzes the strategic interactions and negotiation outcomes in the international carbon market, offering insights for the …
Butarbutar P.P.M.
This paper compares emissions trading systems (ETS) in Indonesia's power sub-sector, identifies governance failures, and proposes policy recommendations. It provides institutional insights for carbon pricing in emerging economies.
Guo J.F.
This empirical study evaluates how China's carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) affects urban ecological well-being performance, framed within high-quality development. Using a quasi-experimental approach, it finds that the policy can impro…
Lo Schiavo G.
This paper compares the EU ETS Phase III with California's cap-and-trade program, evaluating design, performance, and challenges. It provides insights on carbon price formation, emission reduction effectiveness, and potential for linking sy…
Haurie A.
This paper formulates international emissions trading as a two-level differential game, analyzing dynamic strategic interactions between countries and firms. It provides a theoretical framework for understanding how permit allocation and tr…
Verbruggen A.
This paper examines carbon pricing from an economic perspective, contrasting the ideal market mechanism with real-world institutional realities. It discusses the role of carbon prices in emissions reduction and the political and social cons…
Pinkse J.
This paper discusses emissions trading as a policy tool in the 21st century and its implications for corporate climate strategies. It examines how firms respond to carbon pricing and integrate ETS into their strategic planning.
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