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Table 1.

Notations and descriptions for the model.

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Fig 1.

Structure of S&T innovation platform pricing and government subsidies.

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Table 2.

Analysis of equilibrium solutions under three models of operation.

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Table 3.

Equilibrium solutions under the three models of operation.

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Table 4.

Equilibrium solutions for different subsidy strategies under the public welfare platform.

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Table 5.

Equilibrium solutions for different subsidization strategies of commercial platform.

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Fig 2.

(a) The impact of the on of three platforms. (b) The impact of the on of three platforms.

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Fig 3.

(a) The impact of the on of Public Welfare Platform under government subsidy. (b) The impact of the on of Public Welfare Platform under government subsidy.

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(a) The impact of the on of Social Enterprise Platform under government subsidy. (b) The impact of the on of Social Enterprise Platform under government subsidy.

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Fig 5.

(a) The impact of the on of Commercial Platform under government subsidy. (b) The impact of the on of Commercial Platform under government subsidy.

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(a) The impact of the on of Public Welfare Platform. (b) The impact of the on of Public Welfare Platform.

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(a) The impact of the on of Social Enterprise Platform. (b) The impact of the on of Social Enterprise Platform.

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(a) The impact of the on of Commercial Platform. (b) The impact of the on of Commercial Platform.

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Fig 9.

(a) Comparison of the strategies of government subsidy for research users and S&T innovation platform of Commercial Platform--Optimal Social Welfare. (b) Comparison of the strategies of government subsidy for research users and S&T innovation platform of Commercial Platform--Optimal Platform Profit.

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