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A tripartite game theoretic model of central government, local government and victims in emergency management

After carefully analyzing the existing research, this paper examines the relationship between the central government, local government and victims in a large-scale disaster. The study characterizes the optimal state of equilibrium among the players and provides insights into the related institutional arrangement. The final part analyses the merits and shortcomings of the model and presents some concrete proposals for improvement.