Evolutionary game analysis on adoption of e-government services

E-government services are a working mode which characterizes the interaction between the government and the public besides telephone services and face-to-face front office services. Both the government and the public, they choose their own action according to the cost and benefit which arise from the application of e-government services. This study applies evolutionary game theory to construct the game payment matrix on e-government services between government organization and social public. This study solves asymmetric replicator dynamics evolutionary game and apply Jacobian matrix to verify evolutionary stable strategy. From what has been studied above, we may draw the conclusion that there are some factors to effect the adoption of e-government services. These factors are as follows: the extra benefit generated by e-government services cooperation, the collaborative cost paid for e-government services, the ratio of the cost to the benefit of e-government services and traditional government services and the ratio of this relative gains to the relative cost of government and social public.