Policy synergy in green transition: a tripartite evolutionary game analysis of pollution and carbon mitigation through command, market, and voluntary interventions
This academic study analyzes a tripartite game model involving government, enterprises, and consumers to optimize pollution and carbon mitigation policies in China. It suggests that policy effectiveness depends on industrial heterogeneity and the coordination of command, market, and voluntary interventions.
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The research provides a framework for policymakers to design more effective environmental regulations by aligning incentives across different economic actors.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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