A Problem of Purpose Resource Use in Two-Level Control Systems
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The system including two level players–top and bottom–is considered in the paper. Each of the players have public (purpose) and private (non-purpose) interests. Both players take part of payoff from purpose resource use. The model of resource allocation among the purpose and non-purpose using is investigated for different payoff function classes and for three public gain distribution types. A problem is presented in the form of hierarchical game where the Stackelberg equilibrium is found.
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resource allocation, two-level control system, purpose use, non-purpose resource use, Stackelberg equilibrium
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