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MODELING OPPORTUNISTIC BEHAVIOR AND TRANSACTIONAL RISKS AMONG CLUSTER PARTICIPANTS: A GAME-THEORETIC APPROACH
Industrial and agro-industrial clusters combine high operational interdependence with conflicting profit motives, exposing participants to opportunism when information about compliance is asymmetric. Existing research explains why opportunism arises but offers few quantifiable mechanisms for suppres
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