A Cost Allocation Decision Model for Air Pollution Control

Area of Science:

• Environmental Science
• Environmental Management
• Public Policy

Background:

• Air pollution control necessitates effective cost allocation strategies.
• Existing methods may not adequately address stakeholder fairness.
• Coordinated governance is crucial for atmospheric pollution mitigation.

Purpose of the Study:

• To develop a fair cost allocation model for air pollution control projects.
• To identify core stakeholders in pollution governance.
• To establish a collaborative governance framework for atmospheric pollution.

Main Methods:

• Utilizing the Shapley value for cost allocation.
• Analyzing stakeholder contributions and benefits.
• Developing a governance cost allocation model.

Main Results:

• The Shapley value-based model provides a more reasonable cost distribution.
• Stakeholder costs are reduced through equitable allocation.
• Participant risks are minimized, enhancing project viability.

Conclusions:

• The Shapley value model offers an equitable and efficient solution for air pollution control costs.
• This approach enhances collaboration and maximizes social benefits in environmental governance.
• Fair cost allocation is key to successful coordinated air pollution mitigation efforts.