Onn-person noncooperative multicriteria games described in strategic form
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This paper examines \(n\)-person noncooperative games when the preference of each player is described by multiple objectives. Existence of the generalized equilibria is proved for convex games, and scalarization is used to find the equilibria. Duopoly is selected as an illustrative example, and the application of the theoretical results in decision support problems is discussed.
- Polish Academy of Learning Poland
- Systems Research Institute Poland
- Polish Academy of Sciences Poland
Management decision making, including multiple objectives, decision support, multicriteria games, Decision theory for games, Discrete-time games, multiobjective programming, Noncooperative games, \(n\)-person noncooperative games, multiple objectives
Management decision making, including multiple objectives, decision support, multicriteria games, Decision theory for games, Discrete-time games, multiobjective programming, Noncooperative games, \(n\)-person noncooperative games, multiple objectives
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