Abstract
In this contribution, a two-player constant-sum 2-tuple linguistic matrix game is described, and a linguistic linear programming (LLP) approach is proposed to solve this class of games. The proposed approach can be perceived as a unified mechanism in the sense that it can be adopted to solve linguistic matrix game problems, LLP problems, and linguistic multi-attribute decision-making (MADM) problems. The latter is exhibited by presenting examples of linguistic MADM problems modeled as two-player constant-sum linguistic matrix games with Nature as the second player.
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