Differential Game Study of Competitive Supply Chain Based on Sustainable Innovation of Public Technology

Liang, Yunjuan; Liang, Xin; Wei, Hua

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3306786

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“…Therefore, the complex green financial ecosystem risk management of the problem of cooperation needs to be further studied. In addition to the incentives studied in this paper, there are factors like green goodwill [ 36 ], green business process maturity [ 37 ], and green startup maturity [ 38 ] that affect the level of effort of the participants. In addition, with the increase of green finance user data and the number of green finance products, building the optimal structural composition of the green finance risk management system so that the participating subjects can continue to create value in a stable state also needs to be explored in depth.…”

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Research on risk management incentive strategy based on the green financial ecosystem

Cui,

Lu,

Liu

2024

PLoS ONE

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Taking the green financial ecosystem composed of innovators, green financial institutions and regulators as the object of research, it explores the issue of how to improve the level of efforts of the three types of subjects and the benefits of risk management in the green financial ecosystem. The optimal level of effort, optimal level of return, and optimal level of return on risk management of green financial ecosystems for innovators, green financial institutions, and regulators under the three modes of No-incentive Contract, Cost-sharing Contract, and Synergistic Cooperation Contract are investigated and analyzed respectively, and verified by numerical simulation analysis. The results show: (1) Compared to the No-incentive Contract, the Cost-sharing Contract and the Synergy Cooperation Contract generate more significant incentives, and returns increase over time in both models. (2) The effort level of the participating subjects under the Synergistic Cooperation Contract is the highest, which can realize the Pareto optimization of the participating subjects and the green financial ecosystem at the same time. The study’s findings contribute to a deeper understanding of cooperation among innovators, green financial institutions and regulators in facilitating risk management in green financial ecosystems and provide a realistic reference for risk managers in green financial ecosystems.

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Research on risk management incentive strategy based on the green financial ecosystem

Cui,

Lu,

Liu

2024

PLoS ONE

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Research on the Mechanism of Collaborative Innovation in Green Technology among Supply Chain Enterprises Based on Cost Sharing and Market Competition

Zou,

He,

Sun

2024

Sustainability

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Supply chain green technology collaborative innovation is an important means for enterprises to improve the greenness of their products. This paper takes supply chain green technology innovation collaboration as the research object and constructs a stochastic differential game model, which not only provides reference for enterprises to choose the optimal type of technology innovation by combining with their own characteristics, but also provides a reference for their innovation decision-making in different market competition environments. The study shows the following: (1) in green product innovation, the formation of the cost-sharing contract is less affected by the intensity of competition in the green market when the market preference for greenness is relatively low. Therefore, government subsidies become an important tool to effectively guide the market mechanism to achieve the desired goal. As market competition intensifies, manufacturers’ incentives to suppliers will shift from reducing costs to increasing demand. (2) In green process innovation, when the intensity of green competition is low and suppliers’ process innovation efficiency is high, manufacturers should bear more costs; when the market preference for greenness is low, the market competition is intense, and the suppliers’ process innovation efficiency is low, the suppliers should bear more costs to help the manufacturers gain more market shares. (3) When retailers’ preference for greenness is relatively low, the government subsidy becomes an important tool to effectively guide the market mechanism to achieve the desired goal. (4) When the retailer’s green promotion performance is higher than the manufacturer’s, the manufacturer should bear more green promotion costs; conversely, the retailer should bear more green promotion costs. (5) Over time, the marginal increase in price over the marginal increase in greenness helps stabilise price volatility, considering consumer preferences. Conversely, it helps to increase the average value of prices.

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Differential Game Study of Competitive Supply Chain Based on Sustainable Innovation of Public Technology

Cited by 2 publications

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Research on risk management incentive strategy based on the green financial ecosystem

Research on risk management incentive strategy based on the green financial ecosystem

Research on the Mechanism of Collaborative Innovation in Green Technology among Supply Chain Enterprises Based on Cost Sharing and Market Competition

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