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Proactive Incentive Regulation in Multi-Agent Systems with Environmental Feedback
In environmental feedback systems, self-interested behaviors of rational agents often undermine cooperation and environmental sustainability. Although punitive incentive mechanisms are widely recognized as effective in addressing such social dilemmas, the timing of their implementation under differe
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