The tacit knowledge sharing in the scientific research team of universities has important implications for the building and innovation of the research team. Under conditions of bounded rationality, this paper establishes the evolutionary game model of knowledge sharing in the scientific research team of universities. By solving the replicator dynamics function,this paper is to judge the mechanism and path of the dynamic evolution of the knowledge-sharing in the scientific research team and to analyze the influencing factors of tacit knowledge sharing in university research team from the sharer, the recipient and the objective factors. According to the results, this paper develops effective strategies to promote knowledge sharing in the scientific team of universities.
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Su Xikun, He Lirong. (2015). The Evolutionary Game Analysis on the Tacit Knowledge Sharing Activities in the Scientific Research Team of Universities under the Bounded Rationality. Science Innovation, 2(6), 77-81. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.si.20140206.11
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Su Xikun; He Lirong. The Evolutionary Game Analysis on the Tacit Knowledge Sharing Activities in the Scientific Research Team of Universities under the Bounded Rationality. Sci. Innov. 2015, 2(6), 77-81. doi: 10.11648/j.si.20140206.11
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