Promoting green development of agriculture based on low-carbon policies and green preferences: an evolutionary game analysis

Luo, Jianli; Huang, Minmin; Bai, Yanhu

doi:10.1007/s10668-023-02970-2

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“…On the basis of the above analysis and with reference to existing studies (Lu et al, 2022;Sun et al, 2022;Liu et al, 2022;Feng et al,2022;Luo et al,2023), we construct a stochastic evolutionary game model of green loan decision-making of banks and enterprises in this paper, and analyze the problem of green credit behavioral choices of banks and enterprises under the uncertain environment, so as to provide theoretical support for the promotion of low-carbon development.…”

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A stochastic evolutionary game model of green credit participation behavior among banks and enterprises

Sun,

Feng

2024

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With the growing severity of environmental problems, green credit has become an important means of promoting low-carbon development, however, the motivation of banks and enterprises to participate in green credit is insufficient. In order to effectively guide banks and enterprises to actively participate in green credit, we constructed a stochastic evolutionary game model for banks and enterprises to participate in green credit, and analyzed the dynamic game relationship between banks and enterprises. Due to the uncertainty of the external environment, we introduce Gaussian white noise in the replicated dynamic equations, and finally, we use numerical simulation to describe the dynamic evolution trend of the two-dimensional game system. The results show that the stochastic disturbances from external uncertainties amplify the fluctuation range of the game between banks and enterprises and shortening the time to achieve a stable strategy. As enterprises’ fulfillment levels improve, the strategic choices of both banks and enterprises gradually converge to (implement, participate), with banks converging more swiftly. When the government provides certain subsidies, both banks and enterprises tend to opt for green credit, however, after subsidies reach a certain threshold, increasing them no longer significantly impacts strategic choices. An escalation in carbon trading prices also spurs enterprises to choose green credit.

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A stochastic evolutionary game model of green credit participation behavior among banks and enterprises

Sun,

Feng

2024

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“…In this paper, we consider the competitive relationship between the two retailers. According to the findings in reference [11] , consumers can readily perceive the low-carbon promotions provided by retailers, and create a reference effect in competitive situations, further influencing the market demand. Furthermore, numerous studies have demonstrated a positive correlation between the low-carbon goodwill and market demand [56] , [68] , [69] .…”

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“…Furthermore, the low-carbon awareness of consumers also holds significant importance in the pursuit of energy conservation and emissions reduction [10] , [11] . According to the “2020 Research Report on Climate Awareness and Behavior of Chinese Youth” [12] , the proportions of individuals expressing willingness to “Allocate additional financial resources towards environmental protection”, “Contribute higher taxes for environmental preservation”, and “Sacrifice living standards for the sake of environmental conservation” were recorded as 68%, 62%, and 57% correspondingly.…”

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Dynamic strategy for low-carbon supply chain considering retailers competition and technological innovation

Guo,

Liang,

Lei

2024

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“…Dainan and Xin [22], based on the provincial panel data of China from 2007 to 2019, think that agricultural insurance can inhibit the green development of agriculture. In addition, the application of digital information technology in agricultural activities and the green planting and consumption of farmers have promoted the green development of agriculture [23,24]. Finally, the development of green and low-carbon agriculture is not only conducive to the substantial growth of green assets from natural resources but also conducive to coping with climate change and achieving sustainable agricultural development [25,26].…”

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The Impact of Digital Financial Inclusion on Green and Low-Carbon Agricultural Development

Liu,

Deng,

Peng

2023

Agriculture

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Under the “two-carbon” goal, the green and low-carbon development of agriculture is a critical way to consummate agricultural modernization and high-quality economic establishment. Digital inclusive finance eases credit restrictions. It enhances the availability of funds for farmers. It promotes the integration of agricultural industries and talent gathering through digitalization, improves the standard of agricultural production and promotes the development of green and low-carbon agricultural modernization in China. This paper uses panel data for 2011–2021, which includes 31 provinces in China. Green and low-carbon development indicators of agriculture were constructed and calculated, and the comprehensive horizontal spatial differentiation map of GIS technology was used for analysis. A spatial panel model was set up at the same time, to explore the impact and mechanism test of digital financial inclusion on the green and low-carbon development of agriculture, and regional heterogeneity was analyzed. (1) Digital financial inclusion can promote the green and low-carbon development of agriculture, and its influence has a positive spatial spillover effect. (2) The education level of the labor force plays an intermediary role and is the transmission mechanism of digital financial inclusion and the green and low-carbon development of agriculture. (3) The impact of digital financial inclusion on green and low-carbon agricultural development has regional heterogeneity.

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Promoting green development of agriculture based on low-carbon policies and green preferences: an evolutionary game analysis

Cited by 27 publications

References 42 publications

A stochastic evolutionary game model of green credit participation behavior among banks and enterprises

A stochastic evolutionary game model of green credit participation behavior among banks and enterprises

Dynamic strategy for low-carbon supply chain considering retailers competition and technological innovation

The Impact of Digital Financial Inclusion on Green and Low-Carbon Agricultural Development

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