Evolutionary game analysis of green industry development in the age of sharing economy

Lu Huang, Lihua Wang, Zhusheng Liu and Yujie Li

Applied Economics, 2021, vol. 53, issue 27, 3065-3079

Abstract: Sharing economy is also a kind of green economy in essence, which brings opportunities for the development of resource-sharing green industry. By constructing a general evolutionary game model of green industry, the evolutionary stability strategy of green industry system is obtained, and the internal mechanism of the spontaneous evolution of green industry is explained. Furthermore, by comparing the evolutionary game model and numerical simulation results of two green industry development models of factor input and resource sharing in the era of sharing economy, it is found that compared with the factor input development model, the resource-sharing development model is easier to realize the evolutionary game equilibrium between enterprises and consumers. Enriching government subsidies and strengthening consumer guide will help promote the development of resource-sharing green industry.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1080/00036846.2021.1874609

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