Government regulation to promote coordinated emission reduction among enterprises in the green supply chain based on evolutionary game analysis

Liu, Zheng; Qian, Qingshan; Hu, Bin; Shang, Wen-Long; Li, Lingling; Zhao, Yuanjun; Zhao, Zhao; Han, Chunjia

doi:10.1016/j.resconrec.2022.106290

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“…The market-based environmental regulation focuses on the emissions trading mechanism and subsidies for energy saving and emission reduction proposed by the government and uses market forces to promote win-win development for both economic efficiency and emission reduction (Yu et al, 2022). Voluntary environmental regulation, on the other hand, emphasizes people's opinions on the supervision and implementation of environmental pollution control (Yang et al, 2020;Liu Z. et al, 2022), and is more of a spontaneous act (Hamamoto, 2006;Hu et al, 2020). Considering the variability in the impact of different types of environmental regulation on regional green development and the fact that improving urban green development requires disruptive technological innovation, this manuscript proposes the following hypothesis.…”

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Achieving Carbon Neutrality – The Role of Heterogeneous Environmental Regulations on Urban Green Innovation

Liu

Wang

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Front. Ecol. Evol.

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This article examines the impact of heterogeneous environmental regulations on urban green innovation using panel data from 285 prefecture-level cities in mainland China from 2008 to 2019. From the perspective of green patents, this article utilizes a two-way fixed-effect model and the mediation effect model to examine the mechanism of the impact of heterogeneous environmental regulations on urban green innovation in China. Results show that the urban green innovation development in China is relatively slow and can be easily influenced by national policies. More specifically, the relationship between the command-based environmental regulation and urban green innovation presents an inverted non-linear U-shaped model, whereas the relationship between the market-based and voluntary environmental regulation presents a positive U-shaped model. Further investigation of this mechanism concludes that the progression of regional green innovation is primarily accelerated by technological development, effective energy allocation, and industrial structural upgrading. However, the implementation of relevant environmental regulations varies, resulting in various green innovation progression rates. Therefore, in order to achieve the carbon neutrality goal that China proposes, the effectiveness of environmental regulation implementation should be improved. Moreover, the development of various environmental regulation tools should be better coordinated.

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Section: Theoretical Analysis and Research Hypothesismentioning

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Achieving Carbon Neutrality – The Role of Heterogeneous Environmental Regulations on Urban Green Innovation

Liu

Wang

et al. 2022

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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“…As the core of civil production and an indispensable part of the national economy, agricultural industry plays a role in many aspects, but it also produces a large number of carbon emissions harmful to the environment [ 13 , 14 ]. Agricultural green production is a method of production that not only increases agricultural production and profitability, but also reduces pollution and resource waste, with the goal of combining economic and ecological benefit [ 15 ].…”

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Research on the Green Production Motivation of New Agricultural Business Entities: Benefit Perception and Environmental Regulation

Zhu

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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The new agricultural business entities are key carriers of modern agriculture in China, and increasing their willingness to engage in green production is critical to the country’s agricultural green transformation. The Economic and Social Man Hypothesis and Externality Theory are used to construct analysis models of the green production willingness of new agricultural business entities based on 106 survey data points from Shanghai to study the impact of benefit perception, environmental regulation, and their synergy on the green production willingness of new agricultural business entities. The results show that (1) benefit perception and environmental regulation can significantly improve the willingness of new agricultural business entities to engage in green production. Economic benefit perception, ecological benefit perception, guidance regulation, and restraint regulation are all important influencing factors. (2) There is a significant synergy between ecological benefit perception and environmental regulation in increasing the willingness of new agricultural business entities to engage in green production. Further research revealed that the synergistic item of ecological benefit perception and guidance regulation, as well as the synergistic item of ecological benefit perception and restraint regulation, significantly increases the willingness of new agricultural business entities to green production. The government should strengthen the perceptions of the economic and ecological benefit of new agricultural business entities to green production; change the incentive regulation and strengthen guidance regulation and restraint regulations; enhance the synergy between ecological benefit perception and guidance regulation; and enhance the synergy between ecological benefit perception and restraint regulation.

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“…According to the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis, the relationship between environmental pollution and economic growth is an inverted "U" shape, which implies that environmental quality begins to deteriorate with economic growth and gradually improves after a certain level of economic growth is attained [21][22][23][24]. People have long been concerned about the conflict between agricultural economic development and environmental protection.…”

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Research on the Relationship between Urban Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution and Rural Residents’ Income Growth

Yang

et al. 2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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Researching the relationship between urban agricultural nonpoint source pollution (UANSP) and increases in rural residents’ income levels has significant practical implications for effectively controlling UANSP and improving the quality of life of urban residents, and it is conducive to achieving a win-win situation between economic and environmental benefits. This study chooses agricultural statistical data from Shanghai from 1998 to 2019, implements the EKC and the VAR model to dynamically analyze internal interaction between them, and thoroughly examines impact effect and explanatory contribution degree of each variable. The results show the following: (1) There was an inverted “N” curve between plastic film application intensity and rural residents’ per capita disposable income; there was a linear decreasing relationship between the intensity of fertilizer and pesticide application and rural residents’ per capita disposable income. (2) Nonpoint source pollution emissions will decrease as rural residents’ income levels rise. Reduction of nonpoint source pollution can promote the short-term improvement of rural residents’ income levels, but it has a negative effect on the long-term improvement of rural residents’ income levels. (3) Fertilizer and pesticide application intensity had a low driving effect on rural residents’ income growth, whereas plastic film application intensity had a strong driving effect. Therefore, the ANSP of Shanghai should be treated from both long-term and short-term perspectives on the basis of decreasing stage. In the long term, the government should increase farmers’ sense of ownership in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control, prioritize the development of ecological circular agriculture, and gradually improve nonpoint source remote sensing monitoring and service management capabilities. In the short term, the government should reduce farmers’ nonpoint source pollution through subsidies and technical assistance. To keep costs down, the government established an administrative reward and punishment system to control ANSP at the source.

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Government regulation to promote coordinated emission reduction among enterprises in the green supply chain based on evolutionary game analysis

Cited by 118 publications

References 65 publications

Achieving Carbon Neutrality – The Role of Heterogeneous Environmental Regulations on Urban Green Innovation

Achieving Carbon Neutrality – The Role of Heterogeneous Environmental Regulations on Urban Green Innovation

Research on the Green Production Motivation of New Agricultural Business Entities: Benefit Perception and Environmental Regulation

Research on the Relationship between Urban Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution and Rural Residents’ Income Growth

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