Summary
A generalization of flow games, namely, flow games with committee control is considered, to obtain a representation of non-negative balanced games. The committee control is modeled with the aid of simple games. Linear production games with committee control are also studied and results on the balancedness of such games are obtained.
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Eine Verallgemeinerung von Fluß-spielen, nämlich solchen mit Komitee-Kontrolle, wird in der vorliegenden Arbeit betrachtet, um eine Darstellung nicht-negativer ausgewogener Spiele zu erhalten. Die Komitee-Kontrolle wird mit Hilfe einfacher Spiele modelliert. Ebenso werden lineare Produktionsspiele mit Komitee-Kontrolle untersucht, und Ergebnisse zur Ausgewogenheit solcher Spiele werden hergeleitet.
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Curiel, I., Derks, J. & Tijs, S. On balanced games and games with committee control. OR Spektrum 11, 83–88 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01746002
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