Pages that link to "Item:Q1699105"

The following pages link to Environmental subsidy and the choice of green technology in the presence of green consumers (Q1699105):

Displaying 31 items.

• Incentives for environmental research and development: consumer preferences, competitive pressure and emissions taxation (Q666991) (← links)
• Dilemma of introducing a green product: impacts of cost learning and environmental regulation (Q823360) (← links)
• The impacts of technology evolution on market structure for green products (Q1931066) (← links)
• Manufacturer vs. consumer subsidy with green technology investment and environmental concern (Q2023967) (← links)
• A new green efficiency-based carbon taxing policy and its effects on a production-inventory system with random carbon emissions and green investment (Q2025877) (← links)
• Technology improvement strategy for green products under competition: the role of government subsidy (Q2029036) (← links)
• Decisions and coordination of retailer-led low-carbon supply chain under altruistic preference (Q2030333) (← links)
• Green credit financing versus trade credit financing in a supply chain with carbon emission limits (Q2030549) (← links)
• Optimal financing and operational decisions of capital-constrained manufacturer under green credit and subsidy (Q2031327) (← links)
• Impact of financial incentives on green manufacturing: loan guarantee vs. interest subsidy (Q2116928) (← links)
• Government subsidies for green technology development under uncertainty (Q2184170) (← links)
• Environmental governance strategies in a two-echelon supply chain with tax and subsidy interactions (Q2196002) (← links)
• Product greening and pricing strategies of firms under green sensitive consumer demand and environmental regulations (Q2196006) (← links)
• Impacts of lead time reduction on fabric sourcing in apparel production with yield and environmental considerations (Q2196008) (← links)
• Promoting Green or restricting gray? An analysis of green portfolio standards (Q2226913) (← links)
• Implications of green optimism upon sustainable supply chain management (Q2239850) (← links)
• Does implementing trade-in and green technology together benefit the environment? (Q2239894) (← links)
• A hybrid carbon policy inventory model with emission source-based green investments (Q2307994) (← links)
• Green electricity investments: environmental target and the optimal subsidy (Q2312352) (← links)
• Optimal subsidies for green products: a maximal policy benefit perspective (Q2333996) (← links)
• The economics of green consumption, cultural transmission and sustainable technological change (Q2416004) (← links)
• Policy analysis for emission-reduction with green technology investment in manufacturing (Q2675629) (← links)
• The Impact of Government Subsidies and Retailer Contracts on Product Recovery (Q5057285) (← links)
• Two-Period Pricing with Selling Effort in the Presence of Strategic Customers (Q5223041) (← links)
• The abatement contract for low-carbon demand in supply chain with single and multiple abatement mechanism under asymmetric information (Q6115602) (← links)
• Stackelberg game model of green tourism supply chain with governmental subsidy (Q6155623) (← links)
• Implications of coproduction technology on waste management: who can benefit from the coproduct made of leftover materials? (Q6167374) (← links)
• How much is enough? Government subsidies in supporting green product development (Q6167882) (← links)
• Process innovation for green product in a closed loop supply chain with remanufacturing (Q6491693) (← links)
• How different government subsidy objects impact on green supply chain decision considering consumer group complexity (Q6534615) (← links)
• Dynamics of energy technology diffusion under uncertainty (Q6578146) (← links)