Modeling Reflexion in the Non-Linear Model of the Stakelberg Three-Agent Oligopoly for the Russian Telecommunication Market

Geraskin, Mikhail I.

doi:10.1134/s0005117918050065

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“…Further, the most important information equilibria, calculated in [27] for the Russian telecommunications, are analyzed: the Cournot equilibrium (denoted by θ = 1), the equilibrium with the first level Stackelberg leader (MTS), denoted by θ = 2, the equilibrium with the two second level Stackelberg leaders (MTS, MegaFon) and the first level Stackelberg leader (VimpelCom), denoted by θ = 3. The latter case most accurately (deviations in the agents' traffic less than 10%) corresponds to the current state of the market.…”

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“…The empirical study of country-regionplace Russian Federation telecommunications market [27] allowed to obtain vectors Q * i , i ∈ N , expressing information equilibria for various reflective assumptions of agents about environing strategies, including strategies of follower agents and Stackelberg leaders. However, the influence of capacity constraints was not investigated.…”

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The Simulation of Oligopoly Information Equilibria with Agents' Capacity Constraints

Geraskin

2019

The Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Computer Modelling in Decision Making (CMDM 2018)

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The Simulation of Oligopoly Information Equilibria with Agents' Capacity Constraints

Geraskin

2019

The Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Computer Modelling in Decision Making (CMDM 2018)

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“…The same results were obtained for the market graphs constructed with use of Pearson correlation. It would be interesting to examine the dependence between market graph chrasteristics and stock market equilibria [40], [41].…”

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Analysis of the Dynamics of Market Graph Characteristics

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Balash²,

Vlasov³

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The Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Computer Modelling in Decision Making (CMDM 2018)

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In recent years the network models have been successfully employed for the analysis of the stock market. The network model of the stock market is defined as a full weighted graph, which vertices correspond to the returns of market assets, and the weights of the edges are determined by the measure of its interdependencies. To obtain important information from the network model, many researches extract subgraphs, which are called network structures. One of the most popular network structures is the so called market graph. In this paper the market graph is constructed as follows: each company is a node and the value of sign correlation between assets of the two stocks establishes a link between them. Network analysis is carried out for the companies whose shares are traded on the NYSE and

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“…Developing an information system for service management involves the use of methods for complex management of integrated information flows that have an effect on how quickly managerial decisions are made and on financial costs related to information movement, which ultimately influences service quality [6].…”

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Mathematical Model of Economical Assessment of Investments in Information Provision for the Management System of a Modern Company

2019

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Information provision for a company’s management system not only provides data for evaluating day-to-day operations but also is an efficient tool for improving the reliability of the entire management system. For purposes of efficiently managing projects for implementing modern information provision, the company should design a formalized model for assessing the relationship between project-related financial costs and the number of automated business processes in place at the company. This paper proposes using a mathematical model that contains financial indicators such as net present value, cash flows, and discount rates. Thanks to lower investment risks, the model will improve the economic efficiency of investment projects as part of implementing information provision at the company.

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Modeling Reflexion in the Non-Linear Model of the Stakelberg Three-Agent Oligopoly for the Russian Telecommunication Market

Cited by 15 publications

References 41 publications

The Simulation of Oligopoly Information Equilibria with Agents' Capacity Constraints

The Simulation of Oligopoly Information Equilibria with Agents' Capacity Constraints

Analysis of the Dynamics of Market Graph Characteristics

Mathematical Model of Economical Assessment of Investments in Information Provision for the Management System of a Modern Company

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