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Fig 1.

The logical relationships among the three–game players.

Note: This picture was drawn by the author.

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Table 1.

Parameters of the tripartite evolutionary game model.

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Table 2.

The payoffs matrix among the government, enterprises, and public.

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Fig 2.

The evolutionary phase diagram of the evolution strategy of the government.

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Fig 3.

The evolutionary phase diagram of the evolution strategy of the enterprises.

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Fig 4.

The evolutionary phase diagram of the evolution strategy of the public.

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Table 3.

Equilibrium point analysis.

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Table 4.

The initial set of values of parameters in the numerical simulation.

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Fig 5.

Robustness tests for equilibrium points.

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Fig 6.

Impact of regulatory costs on tripartite evolutionary trends.

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Table 5.

The set of values of parameters in the numerical simulation of regulatory costs.

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Table 6.

The set of values of parameters in the numerical simulation of penalties.

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Fig 7.

Impact of government fines on enterprises.

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Fig 8.

The impact of the central government’s rewards and penalties on the local government.

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Fig 9.

The cost of social governance to enterprises.

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Fig 10.

The impact of compensation to the public for pollution caused by enterprises.

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Table 7.

The set of values of parameters in the numerical simulation of subsidies.

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Fig 11.

The impact of government incentives for enterprises.

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Fig 12.

The impact that public monitoring receives incentives from the government.

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Fig 13.

The impact of government incentives on public participation in supervision.

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Table 8.

The set of values of parameters in the numerical simulation of subsidies and penalties.

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Fig 14.

Impact of incentives and punishment mechanisms on tripartite evolution trend.

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