2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-05484-6_146
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Analysis on the Choice of Supply Chain Financial Financing Mode Based on Game Theory Model

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“…The study found that the cost of bank supervision, enterprise compliance, and collusion were key factors affecting small and medium-sized enterprise loan defaults, providing a new path to reduce supply chain credit risk. Zhang [7] studied the choice of supply chain finance for Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises based on the theory of Go game models.…”
Section: Supply Chain Financementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study found that the cost of bank supervision, enterprise compliance, and collusion were key factors affecting small and medium-sized enterprise loan defaults, providing a new path to reduce supply chain credit risk. Zhang [7] studied the choice of supply chain finance for Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises based on the theory of Go game models.…”
Section: Supply Chain Financementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In theory, Liu et al (2020) established the corresponding multi-party game model by using the meshless partial differential equation theory and the theories and methods of game theory and information economics, and explored the application of this game model in the multi-game of supply chain finance. Zhang (2022) studied the choice of supply chain financing of Chinese SMEs based on the theoretical model of Go game. In terms of specific applications, Yu and Rehman Khan (2021) studied the supply chain finance of green agricultural products under the background of Covid-19 by using the evolutionary game method, taking agricultural product suppliers and urban residents in the credit system as the two sides of the game.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%