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    Title: 市場競爭與溫室氣體排放政策:系統性與網路的思考
    Market Competition and GHG Emission Policies: Thinking in Systems and Networks
    Authors: 范誠修
    Fan, Cheng-Hsiu
    Contributors: 何靜嫺
    范誠修
    Fan, Cheng-Hsiu
    Keywords: 網絡策略
    策略聯盟
    中心性
    溫室氣體排放
    政策
    Network Strategies
    Strategic Alliances
    Centrality
    GHG Emissions
    Policies
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-09-04 14:38:13 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 市場競爭錯綜複雜,並不局限於單一產業或傳統的上下游框架。儘管網絡策
    略作為創新的來源受到越來越多的認可,但目前缺乏能夠通過系統性視角來處理 市場競爭細微差別的理論框架。本論文旨在提供一個網絡模型,展示“網絡結構” 如何影響廠商的定價和網絡策略。然後我們將模型擴展到考慮戰略聯盟的存在, 並探討溫室氣體排放政策(稅收和補貼)如何改變系統和廠商的減碳程度。
    我們的結果提供了一種新的視角來看待市場競爭和環境政策的影響。首先, 我們顯示廠商在網絡中的定位將影響其與其他廠商的定價策略(策略替代或互 補),因此廠商的均衡價格和利潤與廠商在加權網絡中的 Katz-Bonacich 中心性正 相關,這是一個廠商影響力的指標,可以分解為“互動連接強度”和“初始稟賦 水平”兩部分。這為探索價格變化的可能途徑提供了一個有用的框架。至於“網 絡策略”的效果,我們顯示增加與替代性產品的連接可以提高廠商的價格和利潤。
    其次,戰略聯盟的存在可以加強成員廠商與其他廠商的互動,並通過降低生 產成本來增加成員廠商的稟賦。然而網路策略的總體影響將取決於組成成員的特 性。
    最後,我們顯示稅收和補貼都會增加廠商的減碳程度。我們進一步顯示如果 對所有廠商徵收排放稅,其均衡價格和利潤將會下降。然而如果排放稅僅對某一 行業(例如污染嚴重的行業)徵收,其他廠商的均衡價格可能會上升或下降,這 取決於廠商之間的互動。對於在“可持續策略聯盟”存在的情況下的稅收效果, 我們的結果顯示排放稅和聯盟的環境意識對減碳有協同效應。我們的結果顯示, 最優稅率和補貼水平與加權網絡中廠商 Katz-Bonacich 中心性的加權和正相關,且 環境意識的存在將降低最優稅率或補貼水平。
    Market competitions are intricate and not confined to a single industry or a traditional up-downstream framework. Despite the increasing acknowledgment of network strategies as a source of innovation, there remains a gap in theoretical frameworks that can address the nuances of market competition through a systemic lens. The purpose of this thesis is to provide a network model to demonstrate how the "network structure" can influence firms' pricing and network strategies. We then extend the model to consider the presence of a strategic alliance and address how the GHG emission policies (tax and subsidy) can change the system and firms' emission abatement efforts.
    Our results provide a new perspective to look at market competition and the impacts of environmental policies. First, we show that a firm's position in the network will affect its strategic properties of pricing (strategic substitute or complement) with other firms. Consequently, firms' equilibrium prices and profits are positively related to a firm's Katz-Bonacich centrality in the weighted network, which is an indicator for a firm's influence and can be decomposed into two parts: "the strength of interactive interconnections" and the level of "initial endowments". This serves as a useful framework to explore the possible channels for changes in prices. As for the effect of "network strategies", we show that building more connections with substitutive products can increase firms' prices and profits.
    Second, the presence of a strategic alliance can strengthen the member firms' interaction with other firms and increase the member firms' endowment by reducing production cost. However, the overall impacts of strategy networks will depend on the properties of member constitution.
    Finally, we show that both tax and subsidy will increase firms' emission abatement effort. We then show that if the emission tax is applied to all firms, their equilibrium prices and profits will all decrease. However, if the emission tax is only applied to one industry (say, the heavily polluted industry), the equilibrium prices for the rest firms could increase or decrease, depending on the interactions across firms. For the tax effects with the presence of a "sustainable strategy alliance", our results show that the emission tax and the alliance's environmental consciousness have a synergy effect on emission control. Our results show that the optimal tax level and subsidy level are positively related to a weighted sum of firms' Katz-Bonacich centralities in the weighted network, and the presence of environmental consciousness will decrease the optimal tax or subsidy level.
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    國立政治大學
    經濟學系
    111258016
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    Data Type: thesis
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