APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LAW-MAKING GOVERNMENT WORK (FOR EXAMPLE, VETERINARY LEGISLATION) 

Mamedov Andrey Alievich, doctor of law, professor, sub-department of administrative and financial law Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (6 Miklukho-Maklaya street, Moscow, Russia), E-mail: profit33@mail.ru
Kindayev Alexander Yur`evich, postgraduate student, junior researcher, department of scientific research, Penza State Technological University (1а/11 Baydukova avenue / Gagarin street, Penza, Russia), E-mail: ale-kindaev@yandex.ru
Batova Vera Nikolaevna, postgraduate student, Saratov State Law Academy (1 Volskaya street, Saratov, Russia), E-mail: batova.v.n@yandex.ru
Moiseev Alexander Vladimirovich, candidate of physical and mathematical sciences, associate professor, sub-department of economic cybernetics, Penza State University (40 Krasnaya street, Penza, Russia), E-mail: moigus@mail.ru 

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10.21685/2227-8486-2020-2-10 

Subject and goals. The paper analyzes the effectiveness and expediency of law-making work using mathematical methods. The main attention is paid to the need to take into account the goal setting of all participants in legal relations as agents of a multiagent system.
Methods. The construction of a multi-agent system, which is studied by the methods of game theory, is considered. Various options for the interaction of participants in legal relations are considered.
Results and conclusions. Decentralized and centralized multi-agent systems, options for converting one system to another are considered. Variants of the behavior of participants in the system are formulated and sets strategies of players are highlighted. Functions winnings of players are built and the possibility of cooperation is considered. An exception to the consideration of dominant strategies is substantiated. The proposed approach can be further used to analyze the effectiveness of legislation governing various areas of economic life. 

multi-agent systems, game theory, payoff functions, law making