Abstract
We investigate the product innovation, green R&D investments and the emission tax policy in an oligopoly market with network externality. It is shown that an appropriate tax policy should be deployed to effectively control pollution and motivate innovation. At the early stage of the market, the emission tax should gradually reduce to motivate firms to achieve optimal investments. Later at the mature stage, the emission tax policy should carefully consider both the market competition and green technology levels.
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