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Tripartite Evolutionary Game Analysis of Financial Support for Science-Tech Enterprises' Innovation with Government
Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
|May 10, 2022
Summary
Enterprises benefit from government subsidies for high R&D intensity, boosting innovation. Financial institutions
Area of Science:
- Economics
- Innovation Studies
- Game Theory
Background:
- Science-tech enterprise innovation is crucial for economic growth.
- Government and financial institutions play key roles in supporting innovation.
- Understanding the dynamics of financial support is vital for effective policy.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the financial support for science-tech enterprises' innovation using a tripartite evolutionary game model.
- To investigate the influence of government and financial institutions on enterprise R&D strategies.
- To examine the impact of reputation, innovation output efficiency, and socio-economic externalities.
Main Methods:
- Developed a tripartite evolutionary game model involving enterprises, government, and financial institutes.
- Applied replication dynamics to analyze evolutionary trajectories and stability across eight scenarios.
- Utilized simulation to assess the effects of key multipliers and parameters.
Main Results:
- Enterprises favor high R&D intensity when its output surpasses low R&D intensity.
- Enterprise R&D output is significantly influenced by government and financial institution strategies.
- Enterprises can attract government subsidies by enhancing socio-economic externalities.
Conclusions:
- Government subsidies for high R&D intensity enhance innovation output through investment and reputation multipliers.
- Governments should implement subsidy policies to encourage high-intensive R&D activities.
- Financial institutions' investment choices (equity vs. debt) are driven by yield differences and impact enterprise R&D intensity.
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