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Research on the evolution of participants collaboration mechanism in PPP model based on computer simulation: based on the old community renovation project

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The system dynamic model (SD model) can simulate the dynamic change of the system from the overall perspective and carry out dynamic analysis of the structure, behavior and causality of the system by computer simulation under different assumptions. Therefore, to solve the problem of tripartite game between the government, private sector and owners which caused by the application of PPP model in the old community renovation, this paper establishes a three-party game model based on the evolutionary game theory and simulates the evolvement path of each participant by establishing SD Model with relevant computer Software. The research finds that: (1) the government, the community owners and the private sectors will eventually reach a stable and balanced state (supervision, participation, effort); (2) the government is dominant in the renovation, and the strategic choice of the private sectors and the community owners depends on the government’s strategy, the variables determined by the government and the relationship between these exogenous variables; (3) although a single variable could influence the strategic choice of each party, the formation of the final stable state depends on the interaction of multiple variables, and the government should handle the relationship between each stakeholders.

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The authors gratefully acknowledge the funding support from Humanities and Social Sciences Research Planning Fund of the Ministry of Education (Grant No. 16XJA790002) and Shaanxi Soft Science Research Program (Grant No. 2018KRM050).

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Guo, B., Li, J. Research on the evolution of participants collaboration mechanism in PPP model based on computer simulation: based on the old community renovation project. J Supercomput 76, 2417–2434 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11227-018-2631-z

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