How much is enough? Government subsidies in supporting green product development

Zolfagharinia, Hossein; Hafezi, Maryam

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2023.02.011

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“…In the same light, previous studies noted the important role of government support on e-commerce (Chundakkadan and Sasidharan, 2023), green marketing (Li et. al 2021;Zolfagharinia et al, 2023), R&D support (Pan et al, 2022;Zheng et al,2023], and the COVID-19 crisis (Janzen and Radulescu, 2022;Weng and Lai, 2022). However, this study extends previous research studies by testing government support for brand internationalization strategies.…”

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confidence: 50%

The effect of government support on global branding strategies: Evidence from Turkey

AKSOY

2023

OPUS Toplum Araştırmaları Dergisi

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This study investigates how government support affects branding strategies in Turkey. As the metodology, interviews were used focus group interviews to elicit the managers' thoughts. Drawing upon a focus group interview containing one Turkish carpet company that is in the TURQUALITY program from 2019 to 2022, the effect of government support on local brands to become global brands’ ability has been investigated. The results show that senior management support is needed to prepare the company’s plan, and the importance of increasing the use of digital sales as well as traditional channels should be included among the targets. Another important conclusion suggested by our results is that government incentives would suffice to drive internationalization and sales success. Beyond that, the most significant contributions to companies' marketing and brand performances by government support are increasing the international sales compound annual growth rate and shifting the company from a production-focused to a marketing-focused company.

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Section: Theoretical Contributionmentioning

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The effect of government support on global branding strategies: Evidence from Turkey

AKSOY

2023

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“…According to the protocol of the Stackelberg game, for a given δ, σ the follower finds α, β, ĉ, L, which maximize (10) under the constraints (4). These values are substituted in (11) and the leader finds optimal δ * , σ * by minimizing (11) over the parameters ( 5) under an additional constraint…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There are various targets that can be the aim of a government. By using subsidies and taxes, it can make incentives for adoption of a new technology [5], renewable energy generation and transmission [6], bioelectricity generation [7], product recovery and environmental performance [8], green technology adoption, green production and product development [9][10][11], new drug R&D [12], R&D investment [13], etc. The problem of targeting a monopoly at a desired output level was considered in [14].…”

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A Simple Model for Targeting Industrial Investments with Subsidies and Taxes

Rokhlin,

Ougolnitsky

2024

Mathematics

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We consider an investor, whose capital is divided into an industrial investment xt and cash yt, and satisfy a nonlinear deterministic dynamical system. The investor fixes fractions of capital to be invested, withdrawn, and consumed, and also the production factor parameter. The government fixes a subsidy fraction for industrial investments and a tax fraction for the capital outflow. We study a Stackelberg game, corresponding to the asymptotically stable equilibrium (x∗,y∗) of the mentioned dynamical system. In this game, the government (the leader) uses subsidies to make incentives for the investor (the follower) to maintain the desired level of x∗, and uses taxes to achieve this with the minimal cost. The investor’s aim is to maximize the difference between the consumption and the price of the production factor at equilibrium. We present an explicit analytical solution of the specified Stackelberg game. Based on this solution, we introduce the notion of a fair industrial investment level, which is costless for the government, and show that it can produce realistic results using a case study of water production in Lahore.

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“…The demand for reductions in pollution and green energy has increased. All over the globe, research is happening, and governments are aggressively implementing a plethora of policies to reduce carbon emissions and promote green energy [1][2][3][4]. A major producer of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions is the automobile sector [5].…”

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Review of Challenges and Opportunities in the Integration of Electric Vehicles to the Grid

Vishnu,

Kaliyaperumal,

Jayaprakash

et al. 2023

WEVJ

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Electric vehicle (EV) technology has revolutionized the transportation sector in the last few decades. The adoption of EVs, along with the advancement of smart grid technologies and Renewable Energy Sources (RES), has introduced new concepts in the automobile and power industries. Vehicle-Grid Integration (VGI) or Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) is a technology revolutionizing both the transport and electric power sectors. From a V2G perspective, these sectors are complementary and mutually beneficial. For the power sector, mitigation of voltage and frequency excursions and the prospect of grid stabilization on the brink of uncertainties owing to the dynamics in the grid scenario are very important. This article focuses on various aspects of EV-power grid integration. The tremendous benefits of this technology, as presented in the literature, are reviewed. Furthermore, the concerns and the implementation challenges are reviewed in detail in this work.

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How much is enough? Government subsidies in supporting green product development

Cited by 25 publications

References 95 publications

The effect of government support on global branding strategies: Evidence from Turkey

The effect of government support on global branding strategies: Evidence from Turkey

A Simple Model for Targeting Industrial Investments with Subsidies and Taxes

Review of Challenges and Opportunities in the Integration of Electric Vehicles to the Grid

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