Research Article
Evolutionary Game Analysis of the Innovation Behavior of High-Tech Enterprises with Government Participation
Table 1
Contribution of previous authors.
| Author(s) | Government participation | Innovation behavior | Correlation | Research method |
| Sun et al. [10] | Taxation policy | Developed | Significant | Qualitative analysis | Jia and Ma [19] | Tax incentive | R&D expenditures | Insignificant | Qualitative analysis | Qi et al. [11] | Tax incentive | Innovation capability | Significant | Panel regression analysis | Chen and Li [13] | Tax incentive | R&D incentives | Significant | Quantitative empirical analysis | Song et al. [16] | Tax incentive | Innovation performance | Insignificant | Quantitative empirical analysis | Chen et al. [14] | Taxation policy | R&D efficiency | Significant | Quantitative empirical analysis | Kläser et al. [12] | Taxation policy | Developed | Significant | Quantitative empirical analysis | Chen and Gupta [17] | Taxation policy | R&D incentives | Insignificant | Panel regression analysis | Liu et al. [27] | Government regulation | Developed | Significant | Evolutionary game | Zhu G. et al. [29] | Environmental supervision | Developed | Significant | Evolutionary game | Álvarez et al. [15] | Public subsidies | R&D investment | Significant | Quantitative empirical analysis | This model | Government supervision | Developed | Significant | Evolutionary game |
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