Research on Evolutionary Game Strategy Selection and Simulation Research of Carbon Emission Reduction of Government and Enterprises under the “Dual Carbon” Goal
Round 1
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Reviewer 2 Report
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Reviewer 3 Report
This paper uses evolutionary game model to dynamically analyze the strategic choices of the government and enterprises in the context of carbon trading, and proposes to scientifically adjust the carbon quota, subsidy, penalty and carbon emission right price to achieve the dual carbon goal. It complies with the current green and low-carbon development requirements, and is of practical significance. I have several concerns regarding this paper as follows:
1. What are the differences in model construction and result analysis between high-polluting enterprises and ordinary polluting enterprises? The significance of studying this group should be further highlighted.
2. The introduction can briefly explain the game between the government and high-polluting enterprises and the influence of public supervision.
3. The literature review may need to further clarify the logic and hierarchy.
4. There are some detailed errors in the paper which need to be corrected, such as the beginning statement of 4.2.1 and the solution result of x.
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Round 2
Reviewer 2 Report
All comments are well responded.
Author Response
Thank you very much for your recognition of our manuscript. And thank you for your suggestion last time, which makes our manuscript more perfect!
Reviewer 3 Report
All of my concerns have been solved, so I think the work could be accepted now.
Author Response
Thank you for your recognition of our manuscript, and thank you for your last comment which was very useful and helpful to our manuscript.