The Local Government Behavior Analysis in Development of Chinese New Energy Industry—Taking Hebei Provincial Government as an Example

Haoxin  Dong; Hui  Zhao

doi:10.4236/ajibm.2017.75047

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AJIBM Vol.7 No.5 , May 2017

The Local Government Behavior Analysis in Development of Chinese New Energy Industry—Taking Hebei Provincial Government as an Example

Haoxin Dong, Hui Zhao

Abstract: China’s new energy industry has been developed rapidly under the support of the government. It is of great practical significance to study the local government’s support for the development of new energy industry in the tax sharing system. The article is through the combination of questionnaire and fuzzy mathematics method to analyze the social public satisfaction with local government’s new energy policy, to provide a better reflection of local government policies to promote the development of new energy industry.

Keywords: The Local Government, Behavior Analysis, New Energy Industry

Cite this paper: Dong, H. and Zhao, H. (2017) The Local Government Behavior Analysis in Development of Chinese New Energy Industry—Taking Hebei Provincial Government as an Example. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 7, 633-642. doi: 10.4236/ajibm.2017.75047.

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