
Research on the Connection Between Government Subvention and the New-Energy Automobile Enterprises’ Investment Behavior
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Abstract
This article discusses the connection between government subvention and the new-energy automobile enterprises’ investment behavior. The article summarizes the analysis of the progression of the policies in the new-energy vehicle enterprises in chronological order and tells us how Chinese government subsidies benefit the new energy vehicle enterprises’ investment behavior from the political aspect, economic aspect, social aspect, and technical aspect, which make up the PEST model. Based on the research, the Chinese government subsidies can contribute to the new energy vehicle enterprises investment behavior efficiently. In addition, this research helps people study the relationships between the government subvention and the new-energy vehicle companies’ investment behavior, which supplies some reference for the related studies.
Keywords
government subsidies, policies, PEST model, carbon neutrality, environmental protection, emerging industries
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Zhang,R. (2023). Research on the Connection Between Government Subvention and the New-Energy Automobile Enterprises’ Investment Behavior. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,32,29-34.
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