The game analysis in the policy-processing of grid construction

This paper simulates the game in the policy-processing of grid construction based on the Rubinstein game ideology of bargaining, and constructs the Principal-Agent model given the incomplete information for grid company and local government. This paper also discusses the game model for the bargaining between local government and residents and makes an analysis of the mutual action among the three interest groups: grid company, local government and local residents. Probe is made into the achievement of balance in the allocation of benefit for all interest groups under the current policy. The last discussion aims to construct a harmonious external environment for grid construction.