Ming Zhang
Abstract
The paper attempts to use game theory to analyze the phenomena which exist in the course of bid invitation and bidding and to set up the relative countermeasure model. In order to discuss the countermeasure and game of both sides during the project bid invitation and bidding and to get to a balance.
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The paper attempts to use game theory to analyze the phenomena which exist in the course of bid invitation and bidding and to set up the relative countermeasure model. In order to discuss the countermeasure and game of both sides during the project bid invitation and bidding and to get to a balance.
Key concepts: Bidding, Countermeasure, Order (exchange), Incentive, Game theory, Mechanism (biology), Set (abstract data type), Computer science