Abstract

This study analyzes the technological innovation in food industry cluster cooperation and the non-cooperative game phenomenon between two regions and uses the tools of dynamic differential equations to ensure the realization of time consistency. This study solves the problem of optimal strategies of inter-regional cooperation by differential equations, achieves a reasonable distribution of income under the respective optimal trajectory and explains the cooperation between regional innovation in food industry cluster of food industry cluster from a new perspective, which is an effective way to promote inter-regional cooperation according to the required layout and style.

Keywords:

Cooperative technology innovation, differential equations, food industry cluster,

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