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.
Showing 121–140 of 546 papers
Bo Wen, Dayi He, Ping Lei
This study compares the low-carbon resource allocation effects of green credit (market-oriented) and green subsidies (government-led) within a unified framework. Using data on China's A-share listed firms, it finds that both policies prefer…
Tianzhi Ouyang, Qi Liu
This review proposes an integrated framework for evaluating economic cost-benefit and environmental resource management performance under carbon trading markets. It synthesizes theoretical foundations, economic costs and benefits, and envir…
Lili Lu
This paper develops a two-echelon low-carbon supply chain game model to analyze the effects of carbon cap-and-trade and government subsidies on manufacturing decarbonization. It finds that cap-and-trade maximizes profitability and carbon re…
RUSHI CHEN, Effie Kesidou, Peter Howley
Using China's ETS as a quasi-natural experiment, this paper shows that regulatory-induced green innovation is path-dependent: the ETS only stimulates green innovation among firms with recent, continuous green innovation experience, not amon…
Ilaria Perissi, Davide Natalini, Enric Alcover +1
This study links a system dynamics-based integrated assessment model (pymedeas) with an agent-based electricity market model (TaxvsETS ABM) to compare carbon taxes and emissions trading under realistic EU decarbonisation pathways. Results s…
Qi S.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of China's carbon emission trading pilot on energy market integration. It examines the mechanisms through which environmental regulation promotes market integration, contributing to policy evaluati…
Radulescu M.
This paper empirically examines the impact of emissions trading systems, green technology, and environmental governance on environmental quality in EU countries. It evaluates policy effectiveness and offers insights for climate policy desig…
Weisbach D.A.
This paper analyzes the expansion of carbon taxation in the EU, examining the design of carbon prices and their economic impacts. It considers alignment with the EU ETS and effects on industrial competitiveness, offering insights into effec…
Wang Z.
This paper analyzes the development of China's emissions trading system (ETS) from a political economy perspective, examining the interplay of political and economic factors in its design and implementation. It highlights the characteristic…
Daskalakis G.
This paper analyzes how temporal restrictions in the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), such as allowance expiry and borrowing limits, affect the carbon futures market. It provides insights into market participant behavior and price form…
Holligan B.
This paper examines the legal and institutional issues surrounding unauthorized transfers of emission allowances in the EU ETS. It questions the legal nature of allowances (commodity vs. propriety) and analyzes remedies and design flaws. Of…
Yunsang Kim, Givi Melkadze
This paper analyzes the macroeconomic effects of carbon pricing, focusing on the role of bank credit. It examines how carbon pricing affects firms' financing and investment, and how bank credit supply amplifies or dampens policy effects. Th…
Songrui Li, Jinchao Li, Chunxu Zhu
This study designs a power-carbon linkage trading mechanism for rural energy prosumer clusters based on sharing economy theory, aiming to enhance environmental and economic benefits. It proposes an external pricing model and internal cluste…
Kerr S.
This paper analyzes the design and implications of an upstream point of regulation for energy in China's national ETS. It argues that upstream regulation can expand coverage and simplify enforcement, but may distort price signals and raise …
Chuanyu Zhou
This systematic review synthesizes over 100 peer-reviewed articles on the EU CBAM, analyzing its theoretical foundations, economic impacts, legal challenges, and global governance implications. Ex-ante modeling suggests CBAM effectively pre…
Peng Ma, Chen Li, 龚业明 +1
This study analyzes optimal production, emission reduction, and financing strategies in an outsourcing remanufacturing supply chain with a capital-constrained remanufacturer under cap-and-trade and reward-penalty policies. Comparing bank lo…
Kemfert C.
This paper empirically analyzes the environmental and economic effects of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). It evaluates the CO2 reduction impact and the effects on firms and the economy, providing insights for policy design.
Diego Silva Herran, S. Fujimori, Osamu Nishiura
This study assesses a scenario where carbon pricing revenues in industrialized regions fund the UNFCCC's 2035 climate finance goal of USD 300 billion for developing countries. With differentiated carbon prices across industrialized, transit…
J. Mo, Liliane Iradukunda, Wooyoung Jeon
This study evaluates the impact of the EU ETS Market Stability Reserve (MSR) on carbon price levels and volatility using the Synthetic Control Method (SCM). Constructing a counterfactual with Korea, New Zealand, and China as donors, it find…
Xirui Sun, Jie Chen, Tingting Zhang +2
This paper proposes a two-stage low-carbon dispatch framework for integrated energy systems (IESs) considering locational fairness of nodal carbon intensity (NCI). Using carbon emission flow theory, it develops a unified CEF model and impro…
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