Win-Win Strategy and Institutional Incentives: Regional Sustainable Development Evaluation and Game Analysis: Regional Sustainable Development Evaluation and Game Analysis

Author: Ye Minqiang
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: This book is a monograph by Professor Ye Minqiang. Based on the perspectives of systems thinking and development theory, it employs systematic and game-theoretic analysis methods to extensively explore issues such as how to coordinate the relationship between economic and social development, resource utilization, and environmental protection; how to resolve conflicts and contradictions among population, resources, environment, economy, and society; how to explore "win-win" game equilibrium and institutional incentives; and how to properly evaluate, coordinate, measure, predict, and regulate regional sustainable development processes to enhance the capacity and level of regional sustainable development. The book aims to provide theoretical methods and strategic references for China's sustainable development strategy implementation, macro-management, comprehensive regulation, and institutional arrangements, as well as to expand the application research of systems theory and game theory in the field of regional sustainable development. The book comprises approximately 300,000 words, divided into six parts and 13 chapters. Professor Wu Jiapu and Professor Zhang Shiyi wrote the preface for the book, praising it and stating that Professor Ye Minqiang pioneered the introduction of game theory into the field of sustainable development in China, broadening the application scope of game theory and providing significant reference value for the implementation of regional sustainable development strategies.