Three-Party Conflict and Its Evolutionary Game Analysis in Indoor Renovation of Old Residential Quarters
Publication: ICCREM 2021
ABSTRACT
The household renovation of old communities involves the rights and interests of the owners, the renovation construction unit, and the government administration. Based on the analysis of interest demands and conflicts of stakeholders in the refurbishment of old communities, this paper constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model with owners, construction units, and the government as the main body under asymmetric information; analyzes the factors influencing the choice of game strategy and behavior evolution of each subject under different demands and supervision conditions, and the conditions that tend to be stable; carries out simulation analysis and numerical simulation. The research conclusions of this paper have certain guiding significance for rationally resolving conflicts among stakeholders, and then steadily implementing the transformation of old communities and promoting the strategy of urban renewal.
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Pages: 543 - 553
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Published online: Dec 9, 2021
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