Green innovation, government incentive and enterprise performance are explored from the perspective of game

The rapid development of economy brings serious environmental pollution problem. Green innovation, as the connection point between government environmental regulation measures and sustainable green development of enterprises, has become one of the important choices for the transformation and develop...

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