Measurement on the Complexity Entropy of Dynamic Game Models for Innovative Enterprises under Two Kinds of Government Subsidies

Ma, Junhai; Sui, Xinyan; Lei, Li

doi:10.3390/e18120424

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“…Guo et al [14] investigated the effects of government R&D projects on firm’s innovation outputs. Similarly, Ma et al [15] found that the degree of government innovation subsidy showed an effect on the stability and entropy of the dynamic duopoly game model in two cases. Sabri et al [16] developed a framework capturing the dynamics changes between innovation implementation and allocation decisions.…”

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The Impacts of Green Innovation Input and Channel Service in a Dual-Channel Value Chain

Chen

Huang

et al. 2019

IJERPH

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This paper constructs a dual-channel value chain composed of one altruistic manufacturer and one altruistic retailer, where the manufacturer makes green innovation input for green products and sells its green products to its customers through both the direct channel and the traditional channel, the retailer provides channel service for customers and sells green products through the traditional channel. We consider two scenarios in which the manufacturer and the retailer make decentralized and centralized decisions, respectively. We develop two dynamic game models for the two scenarios and analyze the dynamic behaviors of the two dynamic game models using bifurcation diagram, LLE (largest Lyapunov exponent) and attraction of basin, etc. We find that the stability region in decentralized decision model is greater than that of centralized decision, and narrow with increase of service value, green innovation input. In the decentralized decision model, the stability of the system decreases with the altruistic behavior increasing. With the price adjustment speed increasing, the dual-channel green value chain system enters into chaotic state through flip bifurcation or N-S bifurcation. In the stable state, the manufacturer and the retailer can obtain the maximum utility with the appropriate value of green innovation input. In the chaotic state, the utilities of the manufacturer and retailer are greatly affected and significantly reduced. This study will provide good guidance for sustainable development decision-making of dual-channel green value chain.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 93%

The Impacts of Green Innovation Input and Channel Service in a Dual-Channel Value Chain

Chen

Huang

et al. 2019

IJERPH

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“…It should be noted that one of the methods in the existing studies is a combination of information entropy with various mathematical (statistical) methods, for example, with regression analysis [7] and the game theory [8]. Thus, the use of entropy offers a great opportunity compared to traditional approaches.…”

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“…where U is the total energy of an organization; ΔU is an increase in energy; A is labor; Q is the heat that is formed under the influence of T temperature and S energy entropy. The above are the basic categories of thermodynamics, which have quite definite content for such specific systems as organizations [8]:…”

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Constructing and investigating a model of the energy entropy dynamics of organizations

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Onyshchenko

Vishnevskyi

et al. 2020

EEJET

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“…Jin et al [19] constructed two supply chain models, including manufacturers, consumers and governments, on the basis of which the optimal government subsidies and the optimal output and price of products were obtained through game theory and utility functions. Fan and Dong [20] explored and built an evolutionary game model including enterprises and consumers, discussed the choice of government subsidy strategies in low-carbon diffusion, and gave four kinds of government subsidy strategies.…”

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Subsidy strategy of pharmaceutical e-commerce platform based on two-sided market theory

Zhe

2019

PLoS ONE

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With the development of economic globalization and information technology, enterprises pay more attention to the sustainable development of their e-commerce. Under this trend, we study the subsidy strategy commonly used by pharmaceutical e-commerce platforms in two-sided market. Based on the two-sided market theory, we set up the two-sided user's utility function and formulate the subsidy strategy as the decision of platform profit optimization. We show that the platform chooses to subsidize consumers only if the net income from consumer is lower than the total revenue of drug retailers and platforms in each transaction; the maximum profit for platform increases with the intensity of the network externality. This study provides theoretical support and decision-making suggestions for the pharmaceutical e-commerce platforms to capture the market share, obtain higher profits and ultimately achieve the sustainable development goal.

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Measurement on the Complexity Entropy of Dynamic Game Models for Innovative Enterprises under Two Kinds of Government Subsidies

Cited by 4 publications

References 27 publications

The Impacts of Green Innovation Input and Channel Service in a Dual-Channel Value Chain

The Impacts of Green Innovation Input and Channel Service in a Dual-Channel Value Chain

Constructing and investigating a model of the energy entropy dynamics of organizations

Subsidy strategy of pharmaceutical e-commerce platform based on two-sided market theory

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