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Concordance of Interests in Dynamic Models of Social Partnership in the System of Continuing Professional Education

Larissa V. Tarasenko, Guennady A. Ougolnitsky, Anatoly B. Usov, Maksim A. Vaskov, Vladimir A. Kirik, Margarita S. Astoyanz, Olga Y. Angel

pp. 13055-13068   |  Article Number: ijese.2016.978
Published Online: December 03, 2016

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Abstract

A dynamic game theoretic model of concordance of interests in the process of social partnership in the system of continuing professional education is proposed. Non-cooperative, cooperative, and hierarchical setups are examined. Analytical solution for a linear state version of the model is provided. Nash equilibrium algorithms (for non-cooperative and cooperative setups) are identified. H.Stakelberg's1t algorithms of equilibrium solution of the game in hierarchical setup are described (in the general case). A method of building the precise discrete analogue of a continuous model is used for examining the hierarchical setup. Examples of test calculations for different data sets are provided; content interpretation of the results is discussed.

Keywords: Differential Games, Continuing Professional Education, Social Partnership

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