The 9th International Conference on Energy, Resources, Environment and Sustainable Development (ERESD 2022)

103 / 2021-11-30 22:24:37

Policy Adjustment, Market Pressure and Sustainable Development of New Energy Vehicle Parts Enterprises: The Moderating Role of Buyer's Market Power

Sustainable development,Inclusive Policy,Functional Policy,New Energy Vehicle,Policy Adjustment

Energy and Sustainable Green Development > 1. Energy Policy Research

With the urgent need for industrial upgrading and the frequent occurrence of "compensation fraud", in order to achieve the sustainable development of the new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, the Chinese government began to promote the transformation of industrial policies to "inclusive" and "functional". Specifically, the objectives of the policy pay more attention to the dominant position of the market mechanism and the "filling" function of the government, and the main role is gradually transferred to parts enterprises. Based on this, this paper takes the A-share listed NEV parts enterprises as the research sample, and investigates the impact and mechanism of policy adjustment on the sustainable development of NEV parts enterprises under the background of post-subsidy era based on information transmission mechanism, market pressure mechanism and stakeholder theory. The study found that "inclusive" and "functional" policies are conducive to improve the market pressure of enterprises by improving the competitive pressure of product market and alleviating the financing constraints of factor market, so as to improve the sustainable development ability of enterprises. At the same time, the buyer's market power in the vertical transaction relationship of enterprises negatively regulates the relationship between industrial policy and market pressure. Further analysis shows that the effect of policy adjustment on the sustainable development of non-state-owned enterprises is more significant than that of state-owned enterprises, that is, private enterprises are more inclined to market-oriented policy adjustment.