The political decision of transitional society: An explanation of option game and fairness equilibrium

In transitional society, all political decisions are the special equilibrium between the administrators that own the major political power and the social agents which represent the benefits of the major interest groups. The practical results of various political decisions could be understood by the delay equilibrium and preemption equilibrium including the option value, or the "fairness equilibrium" strategies including the psychological motive. The writer also demonstrates that there maybe exists "fake fairness" in the cross-strait game, so every agent must search for the "true fairness" strategy in order to realize the truly. fair objective of the political decisions.