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Cooperative games in the economic and political world relations

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  • Victoria Vladimirovna Kholodkova

    (St. Petersburg State University)

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The article is devoted to analyze the alignment of political forces on the world stage using the apparatus of game theory in different time periods. Models of interaction between major world powers on the most significant time intervals in the history of Russia's development are considered. Also, the paper describes the possibilities of using the methods of the theory of cooperative games for modeling the processes of relationships between the leading centers of economic and political influence in the modern world.

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  • Victoria Vladimirovna Kholodkova, 2017. "Cooperative games in the economic and political world relations," Economic Consultant, Scientific and Educational Initiative LLC, vol. 20(4), pages 24-29.
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