摘要
绿色信贷和绿色供应链是银行与企业应对生态环境日益恶劣的重要举措,政府部门的监管与引导更是绿色信贷和绿色供应链得以顺利实施的前提.本文基于政府对银行与企业同时进行奖惩,通过建立政府、银行以及企业之间的三方非对称演化博弈模型,分析了三方参与主体的演化稳定策略.研究结果表明:无论政府选择何种策略,银行和企业总有一方会选择"不实施"绿色信贷或"不采取"绿色供应链策略;从短期的角度来看,无论政府选择何种策略,银行和企业都会选择"不实施"和"不采取"策略;从长远的角度来看,在没有政府监管的情况下,银行和企业会主动选择"实施"与"采取"策略.
Green credit and green supply chain are significant measures for banks and enterprises to deal with the increasingly serious ecological environment. Supervision and guidance by governments are the prerequisites to the smooth implementation of green credit and green supply chain. This paper analyses the evolutionary stable strategy of three parties, including the governments, banks and enterprises, by establishing an Asymmetric Evolutionary Game Model, assuming that the governments take rewards and punishments policy both for banks and enterprises. The results show that whichever strategy the government chooses, there is always one party choosing non-implementation of the green credit or non-adoption of green supply chain strategy. From a shortterm perspective, whichever strategy the government chooses, the banks and enterprises will select the strategy of non-implementation and non-adoption respectively. From the long-term perspective, the banks and enterprises will take the initiative to choose implementation and adoption actively in the absence of the governmentg regulation.
作者
周永圣
梁淑慧
刘淑芹
王珏
ZHOU Yong-sheng;LIANG Shu-hui;LIU Shu-qin;WANG Jue(Business School, Beijing Technology and Business University, Beijing 100048, China;Department of Economics and Managment Engineering, Zhoukou Polytechnic Institute, Zhoukou 466000, China;School of Management, Minzu University of China, Beijing 100081, China;Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing 100190, China)
出处
《管理科学学报》
CSSCI
CSCD
北大核心
2017年第12期87-98,共12页
Journal of Management Sciences in China
基金
国家自然科学基金资助项目(71271202
71401003
71771208)
北京市社会科学基金资助项目(15JG093)
关键词
绿色信贷
绿色供应链
演化博弈论
政府补贴
政府惩罚
green credit
green supply chain
evolutionary game theory
government subsidies
governmentpenalties