A New Method in Bankruptcy Assessment Using DEA Game Theory

Authors

  • Batamiz, A. University of Sistan and Baluchestan
  • Hosseinzadeh Saljooghi, F. University of Sistan and Baluchestan
Abstract:

One of the most important economic concepts is evaluation and bankruptcy prediction. Financial events, which an organization could be, exposed to serious risks and it goes bankruptcy. Therefore, prediction and assessment bankruptcy enable organizations that to be familiar the financial risks and resolve their financial deficiencies. So in this paper, we discuss one of the most important economic concepts and a new model in the game theory and data envelopment analysis (DEA)  and in other words DEA game theory, by using definitions and allocation are presented. Thereby, the proposed model can assess the demands of an organization in the form of a player easily and distinguish net asset or the remaining asset after payment of the demands. The advantage of this model as a model of bankruptcy in Games Theory could be easier concept and more practical tool for understanding bankruptcy in case of that use imprecise and qualitative concepts and important indexes in the economic like financial ratios. Indeed, using DEA in above model is comparative property of DEA that it is suitable in presented model using game theory concepts. Hereby we discuss bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy as an important factor in economics.

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volume 6  issue None

pages  1- 9

publication date 2016-09

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