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June 2016, Volume 2, 1, pp 1-16

A Negative Rational Pigs Game and its Applications to Website Management

Dianyu Jiang

Yabin Shao

Xiaoyang Zhu

Dianyu Jiang¹

Yabin Shao² Xiaoyang Zhu²

School of Information, Shanxi Agricultural University, Taigu, Shanxi, China ¹

School of Management, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou Jiangsu, China ²

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Pages: 1-16

DOI: 10.18488/journal.100/2016.2.1/100.1.1.16

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Abstract:

In order to study the balance relation between individual interests and its negative effects, based on a simple rational pigs game to allow robbing food whose negative game system is given by the axiomatic method. The research results are that a system regulation-free will lead to malignant states due to individuals’ immediate interests and that in a system with regulation, a bad equilibrium situation can change into a equilibrium situation with the best public welfare by adjusting some indices. An application to website management shows that the conclusion of this paper conforms to actual situations.

Contribution/ Originality
This paper establishes a new axiomatic theory on rational pigs game which is a negative game of a rational pigs game to allow robbing food. The theory can be used to control and to adjust players’ the selfish behavior to injure the public interest to benefit their own private interest.

Keywords:

Negative game, Rational pigs game, Inhaling poisonous gas quantity, Supervision mechanism, Punishment for gas emission, Recompense for absorbing gas, Public welfare, Website management.

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