The Analysis on the Incentive Mechanism of Technological Innovations in Industrial Symbiosis

Li Guo; Xiao Min Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.281.249

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The Analysis on the Incentive Mechanism of Technological Innovations in Industrial Symbiosis

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In order to explore relationship between industrial symbiosis and technological innovation, the paper applied the Becker-Stigler principal-agent model to analyze relevant factors that affect the technological innovation in companies engaged in industrial symbiosis and established the incentive mechanism for technological innovation in industrial symbiosis. The results indicates the extra income received from the technological innovation activities, the income received after the technological innovation activities are discovered and the company has been punished and the annual income of the waste generation company are the major factors that affect the waste generation companies on their technological innovation behaviors.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 281)

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July 2011

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Li Guo, Xiao Min Hu

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Becker-Stigler Principal-Agent Model, Industrial Symbiosis, Technological Innovation

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