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Research on Community Sports Governance Based on the Participation of Multiple Subjects

Weifu Qin

Weifu Qin

College of Physical Education, Beibu Gulf UniversityQinzhou, China
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Sep 29, 2025
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Published Online: Sep 29, 2025
Received: Jan 11, 2025
Accepted: May 08, 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/amns-2025-1087
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Figure 1.

The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 1
The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 1

Figure 2.

The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 2
The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 2

Figure 3.

The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 3
The evolutionary trajectory of scenario 3

Figure 4.

The dynamic evolution path of the penalty line changes
The dynamic evolution path of the penalty line changes

Figure 5.

Reward revenue system dynamic evolution path
Reward revenue system dynamic evolution path

Figure 6.

The dynamic evolution path of the stimulus amount
The dynamic evolution path of the stimulus amount

The income matrix of the evolutionary game

Consumer Regulator
Strict regulation g Loose regulation 1 − g
Supplier Active participation r Participated s N − C1 − W − O −C2
E1 + W + F − D1 E1 + F − D1
M + O + H1 − L M + Hl − L
Not participated 1 − s N − C1 − W −C2
E1 + W − D1 E1 − D1
H2 H2
Negative participation 1 − r Participated s N + K − C1 − O −C2
E2 − D2 − G − K E2 − D2 − G
M + O − L M − L
Not participated 1 − s N + K − C1 −C2
E2 − D2 − K E2 − D2
H2 H2
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