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The Price Model of Aquatic Products Based on Predictive Control Theory

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  • Liu, Jing

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This paper discusses a disequilibrium cobweb model of price of aquatic products, and applies predictive control theory, so that the system operates stably, and the deviation between supply and demand of aquatic products smoothly tracks the pre-given target. It defines the supply and demand change model, and researches the impact of parameter selection in this model on dynamic state and robustness of the system. I conduct simulation by Matlab software to get the response curve of this model. The results show that in the early period of commodities coming into the market, affected by lack of market information and many other factors, the price fluctuates greatly in a short time. The market will gradually achieve balance between supply and demand over time, and the price fluctuations in the neighbouring two periods are broadly consistent. The increase in model parameter can decrease overshoot, to promote the stability of system, bur the slower the dynamic response, the longer the deviation between supply and demand to accurately track a given target. Therefore, by selecting different parameters, the decision makers can establish different models of supply and demand changes to meet the actual needs, and ensure stable development of market. Simulation results verify the excellent performance of this algorithm.

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  • Liu, Jing, 2011. "The Price Model of Aquatic Products Based on Predictive Control Theory," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 3(12), pages 1-5, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:128689
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.128689
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