An evolutional game analysis on lending behaviors between banks and enterprises
Lu Lu
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Lu Lu
Abstract
Based on the theory of evolutionary game, this paper using replication dynamic equations to analyze behaviors of banks and enterprises in the process of lending. Though the result of evolutionary game is a disappointment for rational people as the market is close to a failure, the government as an external force can promote a better relationship between banks and enterprises to mutual benefits for both parties.
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Based on the theory of evolutionary game, this paper using replication dynamic equations to analyze behaviors of banks and enterprises in the process of lending. Though the result of evolutionary game is a disappointment for rational people as the market is close to a failure, the government as an external force can promote a better relationship between banks and enterprises to mutual benefits for both parties.
Key concepts: Disappointment, Game theory, Government (linguistics), Replication (statistics), Evolutionary game theory, Process (computing), Business, Microeconomics