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We proposed a profit sharing strategic game approach to wage negotiation and decision problems in business organisations. In the scheme, both the employer and the union choose their strategies and the game is played in five rounds. We refer to our model as automated game approach to wage negotiation and decision problems (AGAW). Our method proposes profit (positive or negative) sharing sequential...
To equilibrate the profit distribution mechanism that is invalided by emergency in supply chain, a game model is constructed to distribute profits among enterprises in supply chain, and the optimal strategies for every enterprise can be got after resolving this model, to fit for emergency. Considering the strategies' distinction between from system decision and from decentralization decision, then,...
This paper uses a simple dynamic game model with incomplete information to support the decision for employee selection endogeneity. According to game theory and its application research, a perfect Bayesian equilibrium is given at first, and then the dynamic game model with incomplete information of perfect Bayesian equilibrium is demonstrated by using an example of selecting employees. The research...
The aim of this paper is to develop the concept and methodology of matrix games with payoffs of intuitionistic fuzzy sets (IF-sets). The definition of matrix games with payoffs of IF-sets is given and according to the concept of the Pareto solutions, the concept of solutions for the game is defined. It is proven that the solutions of matrix games with payoffs of IF-sets can be obtained through solving...
This paper presents a regional logistics group model in some colleges and universities relatively concentrated areas. In the group, there is one leading participant, and by taking advantage of the decision-making model with sharing resources, it makes a theoretical research by using Stackelber's game on the virtual platform provided by regional universities' logistics group, hoping to provide some...
Channel conflict is an important part of channel management. With the increasing competition, people pay more and more attentions to channel conflict issues. This article considers the members of the channel as rational decision-makers and uses game theory to explore the causes of vertical and horizontal channels conflict, and believes that rational people to pursue their own interests is the most...
In order to analyze the behavior of every participant in decision making, the container transportation business process will be introduced. Furthermore, container transport supernetwork equilibrium models are established. Then it extends from the dynamic Stackelberg Game Model to EPEC (Equilibrium Problem with Equilibrium Constraints) model, in which the upper layer ports go on non-cooperation competition...
By using DEA-Benchmarking model and method, benchmarks were identified based on the performance of enterprises. Improving enterprise can enhance its performance by the gap analysis of this enterprise and its benchmarks. According to dynamic game with incomplete information, the signalling game model between the benchmarking enterprise and improving enterprise was proposed in this paper. The different...
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