Green construction supply chain management: Integrating governmental intervention and public–private partnerships through ecological modernisation

Xie, Ying; Zhao, Yiqing; Chen, YaHui; Allen, Colin James

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.129986

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“…Appropriate government subsidies can help firms to innovate technologically, but excessive or too much subsidies may stifle technological innovation (Prud'homme et al, 2018 ; Ma and Li, 2021 ; Xie et al, 2022 ). For example, government subsidies for strategic emerging industries currently have a negative incentive effect on firm performance in China (Li X.-L. et al, 2021 ; Wenqi et al, 2022 ; Zuo and Lin, 2022 ).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

‘Guidance' or ‘Misleading'? The government subsidy and the choice of enterprise innovation strategy

Ding

Wang²,

Liu³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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Government subsidies have a direct impact on firms' innovation strategies. The game relationship between the government, the subsidized firm and its competitors under different subsidy strategies affects firms' innovation behavior and thus innovation performance. This paper uses a dynamic evolutionary game theory approach based on cost-benefit differences to analyse the mechanisms by which government subsidy strategies affect firms' innovation strategies. It is found that the marginal benefits of a firm's innovation strategy will directly affect the game outcome, indicating that the choice of innovation strategy depends on the maximization of individual firm's interests. At the same time, a firm's innovation strategy is influenced by the firm's own innovation ability and competitors' innovation strategy, and there are two game equilibria. Government subsidies have a positive contribution to the innovation strategy choice of subsidized firms, but have a crowding-out effect on non-subsidized competing firms. The strength of the penalty (the efficiency of the implementation of government subsidies), the marginal revenue of the subsidized firms' rational use of government subsidies and the competitors' strategic choices will directly affect the game outcome.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

‘Guidance' or ‘Misleading'? The government subsidy and the choice of enterprise innovation strategy

Ding

Wang²,

Liu³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…For instance, in the realm of construction projects, GSCM activities include green purchasing, green design, green manufacturing, green logistics, waste management, green operation, and end-of-life management (Badi and Murtagh 2019 ). However, while there is rising attention to aligning the construction industry with sustainable development goals, more proactive actions and proper global collaboration between the supply chain partners are required to attain long-term goals of sustainability (Asif et al 2020 ; Tseng et al 2019 ; Xie et al 2022 ).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

An analytic network process model to prioritize supply chain risks in green residential megaprojects

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Megaprojects and specifically ‘green’ construction of residential megaprojects can contain significant risks of failure. To design proper risk mitigation strategies, after identifying key risk factors, the next step is to conduct assessments that would facilitate the process of risk element prioritization. Risk assessment comprises the establishment of factor interrelation and discerning the indicators of importance. This research proposes a novel version of an integrated prioritization method and analyzes twelve all-inclusive key supply chain oriented risk factors identified in a previous study. Through a comprehensive literature review three criteria, impact, probability, and manageability are selected. Also, a fourth criterion namely influence rate is included in the model, based on the driving powers that can also be derived from the Interpretive Structural Modeling’s (ISM) assessment. Fundamentally, the calculations hinge on the Analytic Network Process (ANP) method which provides an assessment of the alternatives’ weights based on pairwise comparisons concerning the criteria specified. To enhance the accuracy of the perceptive judgments of the expert panelists, a bell-shaped fuzzy function is used to convert the verbal statements to crisp values. In addition, Row Sensitivity Analysis is administered to check the stability of the results and provide predictive scenarios. To validate the model, a case study, located in Iran, was conducted, where an expert panel consisting of four individuals made the pair-wise comparisons through an ANP questionnaire. Results indicate priority and sensitivity of the alternatives concerning criteria, for the case under study.

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“…The former is considered the most cost-effective, while the latter can also contribute to mitigating carbon emissions. Xie et al (2022) have generalized government intervention into two categories, government support and environmental regulations, and studied their impact on the construction industry separately.…”

Section: Government Behaviorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The government can promote the implementation of GSCM in the construction industry by means of law and executive orders, and the government's incentives and support also contribute to the application of GSCM. Xie et al (2022) studied the effect of government support and environmental regulations on GSCM in the construction industry. Generally, environmental regulations focus on command-and-control, whereas government support is market-based and can clarify top-level environmental objectives.…”

Section: Green Supply Chain Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

Tang

Gong

Liu

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The carbon-intensive economy has dramatically caused global climate changes and profoundly impacted humankind. As one of the largest energy consumers, carbon emissions in the construction industry (CECI) play a crucial role in achieving the carbon neutrality goal. Government behaviors could significantly affect CECI. However, few studies have comprehensively reviewed existing literature regarding the effect of government instruments on triggering carbon reduction. A total of 1,082 papers about CECI from 51 countries/regions were retrieved in this study, while 296 relevant articles on the government behaviors in CECI were collected to conduct further analysis. Based on the bibliometric analysis with CiteSpace, the co-occurrence networks of countries/regions, institutions, keywords and cluster analysis are applied to illustrate the characteristics of previous studies. Furthermore, a research framework has been formulated to review the impact of government behaviors on CECI during the life cycle of buildings. The result indicated that government behaviors could affect CECI through three stages, i.e., material production, construction and operation, which is considered the transmission path of government behaviors towards CECI. Moreover, the findings revealed that government behaviors present the most significant impact on CECI in the following sectors: 1) the green supply chain management and waste recycling in the material production stage; 2) the green building decisions and the adoption of off-site construction in the construction stage; 3) energy conservation behaviors and green retrofit decisions in the operation stage. Finally, this study discusses prior study gaps and provides potential directions for future research.

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Green construction supply chain management: Integrating governmental intervention and public–private partnerships through ecological modernisation

Cited by 54 publications

References 143 publications

‘Guidance' or ‘Misleading'? The government subsidy and the choice of enterprise innovation strategy

‘Guidance' or ‘Misleading'? The government subsidy and the choice of enterprise innovation strategy

An analytic network process model to prioritize supply chain risks in green residential megaprojects

The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

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