Abstract:
We consider a game where manager's (leader's) aim is to maximize the
gain of a large corporation by the distribution of funds between $m$
producers (followers). The manager selects a tuple of $m$
non-negative incentive functions, and the producers play a
discounted stochastic game, which results in a Nash equilibrium.
Manager's aim is to maximize her related payoff over the class of
admissible incentive functions. It is shown that this problem is
reduced to a Markov decision process.