Abstract:
The discrete-time game model related with the bioresource management problem (fish catching) is considered. The center (referee) shares a reservoir between the competitors. The players (countries), which harvest the fish stock are the participants of this game. We assume that there is a migratory exchange between the regions of the reservoir. The Nash and cooperative equilibria are obtained for infinite planning horizon. Time-consistent imputation distribution procedure is considered as a method for maintenance the cooperation. The new condition which offers an incentive to players to keep cooperation is introduced and we call it incentive cooperative condition.