Green Transition and Environmental Policy in Imperfectly Competitive Markets: Insights from Agent-Based Modelling

A new public goods’ game: how heterogeneous agents invest in the green transition

Why Do Firms Greenwash?

With the development of green consumption and environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment, greenwashing - the act of presenting an exaggerated environmentally friendly image - has also been spreading. Economically, in this paper, greenwashing is viewed as a market failure caused by information asymmetry and a...

Efficiency and Redistribution in Environmental Policy: An Equilibrium Analysis of Agricultural Supply Chains

Timing of Command-and-Control policy, asymmetric technology, and green trade unions.

Government subsidy strategy selection in competing supply chains under green manufacturers' risk aversion

This paper investigates how the government selects demand-side promotional subsidy strategies in a market where a green supply chain competes with a conventional supply chain and the green manufacturer is risk-averse. It focuses on analyzing the government's choice among no-subsidy, price-subsidy and the green-subs...

Some Simple Economics of Green Markets