The Research on the Long-Effect Mechanism of Industry-University-Research Cooperation Based on Swarm

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The paper regards the speculative behavior in Industry-University-Research collaboration (IURC) as a process of principal-agent game with asymmetric information; establishes a dynamic model of the IURC with asymmetric information. And on this base we conduct simulation research combined with the reputation mechanism to reveal the forming process of mixed strategy between the two parities.

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August 2014

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