How does government regulation promote green product diffusion in complex network? An evolutionary analysis considering supply side and demand side

Yang, Menghua; Chen, Hong; Long, Ruyin; Sun, Qingqing; Yang, Jing

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.115642

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“…As no service providers adopt low-carbon technologies, extra carbon emissions permits are purchased at the price P c from the carbon trading market [34,35]. The same assumption can be found in [33][34][35]. Therefore, when all service providers adopt TS, service providers' payment is (G…”

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“…When all providers adopt TS, their carbon emission is μ h , μ h > μ p . As no service providers adopt low-carbon technologies, extra carbon emissions permits are purchased at the price P c from the carbon trading market [ 34 , 35 ]. The same assumption can be found in [ 33 – 35 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…When providers adopt LS, their carbon emission is μ l , μ l < μ p . Service providers sell surplus carbon quota to other providers at the price P c , improving their profits [ 34 , 35 ]. Similar assumptions can be found in [ 33 – 36 ].…”

Section: Stochastic Game Modelmentioning

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Evolution analysis of low-carbon cooperation of service providers based on Moran process in cloud manufacturing

Han,

Lu,

Zhang

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PLoS ONE

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Low-carbon cooperation among cloud manufacturing service providers is one way to achieve carbon peak and neutrality. Such cooperation is related to the benefits to service providers adopting low-carbon strategies and stochastic factors such as government low-carbon policies, providers’ environmental awareness, and demanders’ low-carbon preferences. Focusing on the evolutionary process of service providers’ low-carbon strategy selection under uncertain factors, a stochastic evolutionary game model is constructed based on the Moran process, and the equilibrium conditions for low-carbon cooperation among providers are analyzed under benefit-dominated and stochastic factor-dominated situations. Through numerical simulation, the effects of the cloud platform’s cost-sharing coefficient for low-carbon investment, matching growth rate, carbon trading price, and group size on providers’ low-carbon strategy evolution are analyzed. The research results show that increasing the cloud platform’s low-carbon cost-sharing, carbon trading price, and group size can promote low-carbon cooperation among service providers. With greater low-carbon investment costs and greater stochastic factor interference, the providers’ enthusiasm for low-carbon cooperation decreases. This study fills the research gap in the low-carbon cooperation evolution of cloud manufacturing providers based on the stochastic evolutionary game and provides decision-making suggestions for governments and cloud platforms to encourage provider participation in low-carbon cooperation and for providers to adopt low-carbon strategies.

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Evolution analysis of low-carbon cooperation of service providers based on Moran process in cloud manufacturing

Han,

Lu,

Zhang

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Upon assigning M1 = 4/8/10, as shown in Figure 17b, the change in the value of M1 no longer affects the direction or path of system evolution. Considering that producers' net income and consumers' utility usually significantly impact the product promotion effect [71,93], we further explore the influence of the mechanisms of production cost, sales revenue, and consumers' utility of cultural and creative products on the outcome of the system game.…”

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How to Promote the Development of Cultural and Creative Industries from an Evolutionary Game Perspective: Policy Mechanisms for Certification + Incentives

Li,

Sun,

Chen

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Existing studies need to pay more attention to the policy mechanisms of how to promote the development of cultural and creative industries through coordinating multi-stakeholder participation. Based on evolutionary game theory, this study constructs a three-party evolutionary game model to analyze the behavioral patterns of the government, cultural and creative enterprises, and consumers under different support policies. In addition, it takes the Chinese intangible cultural heritage of “Huaihe willow weaving” as a typical case for simulation. The results show that the probability of the system converging to the expected equilibrium point is low after implementing the certification policy, but the probability of the system converging to the expected equilibrium is significantly increased after implementing the incentive policy. Producer subsidies have significant advantages over consumer subsidies. At this stage, the government should consider jointly implementing the “certification + incentives” policy in phases to promote the development of cultural and creative industries.

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“…The Conference endorsed Green Growth as a policy and a powerful strategy to promote "win-win" approaches to reconciling the conflict between current pathways for the achievement of two important Millennium Development Goal-1 and 7 (Guo et al 2018;Bina 2013;Wanner 2015). Green Growth emphasizes demand-side management and promotes environmentally sustainable decisions through the market, economic and fiscal systems (Ming et al 2013;Sahin et al 2019;Yang et al 2022). It addresses public awareness of environmentally sound governance and the development and deployment of new environmentally improved technologies (Sarkar 2013;Popp 2012;Dogaru 2021).…”

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Can Bangladesh Go Green?

Rahman¹

2023

SSRN Journal

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How does government regulation promote green product diffusion in complex network? An evolutionary analysis considering supply side and demand side

Cited by 37 publications

References 40 publications

Evolution analysis of low-carbon cooperation of service providers based on Moran process in cloud manufacturing

Evolution analysis of low-carbon cooperation of service providers based on Moran process in cloud manufacturing

How to Promote the Development of Cultural and Creative Industries from an Evolutionary Game Perspective: Policy Mechanisms for Certification + Incentives

Can Bangladesh Go Green?

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