A data envelopment analysis game theory approach for constructing composite indicator: An application to find out development degree of cities in West Azarbaijan province of Iran

Comparison of The Possibilities of Application of Spectrum and Gaming Theories in Modelling Market Economy Negotiations

“…For example, in negotiations, in the markets, where social problems are solved, such as selling or changing products and services. The problem of negotiations is reflected in situations, where subjects of business are trying to get profit in the market from possible situations [2][3][4]. In cases where monetary profit and losses compensate each other, so the usefulness of such profit and losses not necessarily offset each other, for example, if one of the individuals avoids the loss.…”

“…It means that it is a lack of many aspects of negotiations. There are left many communication details in non-cooperative game theory, for example to persuade other part, to bluff and misrepresent interests [3,5].…”

“…Information becomes the essential, if not the most important source [3,4]. The scientists recently became increasingly aware that information pro-cessing is a physical phenomenon and that information theory is inseparable from both applied and basic physics.…”

“…The scientists recently became increasingly aware that information pro-cessing is a physical phenomenon and that information theory is inseparable from both applied and basic physics. The attention for more physical information processing aspects revealed new perspectives on computational, cryptographic, and communication methods [3,4]. In many cases quantum description of the system gives advantages over the classical situation.…”

“…Equations should be centred and should be numbered with the number on the right-hand side. The purpose of applying the Game theory is to determine economic behaviour, to find mathematically complete principles that would describe the rational behaviour of participants, and to determine the main characteristics of their behaviour [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. This is especially relevant in market economy negotiations in order to choose the most advantageous alternative for a market participant.…”