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1 zero sum bargaining
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2 zero-sum bargaining
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3 distributive bargaining
*распределяющие переговоры*, переговоры с нулевой суммойа) т. игр. (переговоры, в ходе которых стороны пытаются разделить между собой какой-л. вид ресурсов, причем получение дополнительных выгод одной стороны неизбежно приведет к уменьшению выгод, причитающихся другой стороне)б) эк. тр. ( соответствующая стратегия в коллективных переговорах)Syn:Ant:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > distributive bargaining
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4 cooperative game
т. игр коалиционная [кооперативная\] играа) (игра с ненулевой суммой, в которой игроки могут принимать решения по согласованию друг с другом и вступать в коалиции)б) (игра с ненулевой суммой, в которой игроки могут заключать соглашения имеющие юридическую силу)Syn:Ant:coalition, enforceable contract, cheating, non-zero sum game, coalition bargaining 2), game theory, game with transferable utilitySee: -
5 game т. игр
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6 game
1) игра || играть•game in an extensive form — игра в развёрнутой форме, позиционная игра
game in a reduced form — игра в приведённой форме, приведённая игра
- almost unanimity game - coin matching game - coin tossing game - completely reduced game - constraint gamegame without constraints — игра без ограничений, свободная игра
- end game- fixed sample-size game - game of harmstrung squad car - game of heads or tails - game of odd man out - game of pure chance - game of pursuit and evasion - identification of friend and foe game - inherently unstable game - locally bounded game - locally finite game - machine played game - nonstrictly determined game - one-player game - strictly solvable game - termination game - two-person game - two-player game- war game- weighted majority game - zero-sum two-person game
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