Evolutionary Game Analysis of Campus Online Fraud Issues

Using evolutionary game theory, this study explores the issue of cyber scams in campuses, establishing an asymmetric evolutionary game model between law enforcement and scam perpetrators. The study utilizes the theory of local stability of differential equations to discuss evolutionary stable strategies under various parameter levels. Based on this, corresponding policy recommendations are proposed.

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Advances in Education Humanities and Social Science Research
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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.12.1.313.2024
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Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence
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Evolutionary Game Analysis of Campus Online Fraud Issues

Xue Dong He, Mingyi He, Yonghong Shen
Advances in Education Humanities and Social Science Research
Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence
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Evolutionary Game Analysis of Campus Online Fraud Issues

Xue Dong He, Mingyi He, Yonghong Shen
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Abstract

Using evolutionary game theory, this study explores the issue of cyber scams in campuses, establishing an asymmetric evolutionary game model between law enforcement and scam perpetrators. The study utilizes the theory of local stability of differential equations to discuss evolutionary stable strategies under various parameter levels. Based on this, corresponding policy recommendations are proposed.

Advances in Education Humanities and Social Science ResearchVol. 12(1)
Lanzhou City University
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Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence
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