Research Article

A Multimethodology Contractor Assessment Model for Facilitating Green Innovation: The View of Energy and Environmental Protection

Table 2

The meaning of variables used in the contractor rating system.

VariablesMeaning

A numbersNumber of class A contractors
B numbersNumber of class B contractors
C numbersNumber of class C contractors
Upgrading of BNumber of class B upgrading to class A, annually
Upgrading of CNumber of class C upgrading to class B, annually
Degrading of ANumber of class A degrading to class B, annually
Degrading of BNumber of class B degrading to class C, annually
Capi. develop. Time 1Time needed for class C to upgrade to class B, in terms of capital development
Capi. develop. Time 2Time needed for class B to upgrade to class A, in terms of capital development
B thresholdContract amount required for class C to upgrade to class B
A thresholdContract amount required for class B to upgrade to class A
A market share powerMarket share power of class A contractors
B market share powerMarket share power of class B contractors
C market share powerMarket share power of class C contractors
Ave. employees of AAverage number of employees of class A contractors
Ave. employees of BAverage number of employees of class B contractors
Ave. employees of CAverage number of employees of class C contractors
Capital amount level of AAverage capital of class A contractors
Capital amount level of BAverage capital of class B contractors
Capital amount level of CAverage capital of class C contractors
Ave. revenue of AAverage revenue of class A contractors, per year
Ave. revenue of BAverage revenue of class B contractors, per year
Ave. revenue of CAverage revenue of class C contractors, per year
A market size Market size, above 75 million
B market sizeMarket size, between 25~75 million
C market sizeMarket size, under 25 million