Strategic Analysis of Informatization of International Trade Enterprises’ Economic Management Models Based on Game Theory Models

Abstract

Exploring the economic management models of international trade enterprises, this research highlights the significant role of informatization strategies informed by game theory. Through the prism of game theory, we analyze the interplay among various stakeholders, including risk takers, managers, and executors. Our study reveals that appropriate risk-taking can drastically lower operational risks. A case in point is Company A, which witnessed a notable improvement in financial stability, with its Z-score rising from 2.6785 in 2005 to 4.6314 in 2022. As theAnalysis shows, effective risk management plays a pivotal role in boosting economic efficiency, evident through enhanced total asset turnover and gross operating margins. This study underscores the utility of a game theory-based economic management model in improving risk management and financial efficiency, thereby advancing the implementation and refinement of informatization strategies within enterprises.