Multiagent Collaborative Governance for Targeted Poverty Alleviation from the Perspective of Stakeholders

Table 3

Summary of influencing factors of targeted poverty alleviation and multiagent collaborative governance.

Scholar (year)	Research subject	Influence factor
Feng (2019) [61]	Government and poverty groups	Government: cost of poverty alleviation, social impact, and extraincome in case of negative
		Poor groups: government subsidies, opportunity costs, and additional government incentives
He (2019) [62]	Government and enterprises in poverty alleviation	Government: income of superior government and people, basic income of government, cost of government support, and loss of government income
		Enterprise: government subsidy, enterprise investment, government policy support, basic income of enterprise, income from society of enterprise, and loss of enterprise income
Zheng et al. (2019) [63]	Two governments in ecological poverty alleviation	Cost of poverty alleviation, positive benefit of active poverty alleviation, and negative benefit of one party’s noncooperation
Huang et al. (2019) [64]	Government and enterprises	Government: subsidy perceived cost, reputation perception, and expectation loss
		Enterprises: scale effect, government subsidy, and reputation loss
Yao and Liu (2019) [65]	Grassroots organizations, helpers, and poor groups	Incentive strength, additional income, and loss of returning to poverty
Zhang et al. (2019) [66]	Government and social organizations	Government: guide cost, punishment, and reward
		Social organization: cost and additional income