An amalgamation of games

Article Abstract:

An amalgamation of games refers to normal form games involving conflicts between two players belonging to two parties. Two examples are the conflicts between a tax inspector and tax payer and between a predator and prey, respectively. Its perfect equilibria are deduced from the relations between the equilibrium sets of an amalgamation of games and the equilibrium sets of two two-person games, coordination games and correlation games.

Operations research, Research, Management science, Case studies

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Inventory games

Article Abstract:

The concept of inventory management analysis is extended to situations where a collective of firms minimizes its joint inventory cost by means of cooperation. The information revealed by the individual firms is used to analyze related cooperative TU games and focuses on proportional division mechanisms to share the joint cost.

Proportional representation

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Economic lot-sizing games

Article Abstract:

Application of game theory for lot-sizing of inventory as part of production management is described.

Netherlands, Production Management, Methods, Analysis, Economic lot size

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