Study on government regulation of construction enterprises based on evolutionary game theory
Hui Pan, Xueqing Wang
Abstract
Hui Pan, Xueqing Wang
Abstract
In this paper, we focus on the need for the regulation of construction enterprises. We study the work of government regulation in China by means of the evolutionary stable strategy, which is the core of evolutionary game theory. Studies show that: there is one evolutionary game solution between the government and construction enterprises. This paper provides a theoretical basis to government so that it can regulate construction enterprises better and more effectively.
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In this paper, we focus on the need for the regulation of construction enterprises. We study the work of government regulation in China by means of the evolutionary stable strategy, which is the core of evolutionary game theory. Studies show that: there is one evolutionary game solution between the government and construction enterprises. This paper provides a theoretical basis to government so that it can regulate construction enterprises better and more effectively.
Key concepts: Evolutionary game theory, Government (linguistics), Game theory, Evolutionarily stable strategy, Core (optical fiber), China, Evolutionary theory, Focus (optics)