Titlebook: Evaluation and Decision Models; A Critical Perspecti Denis Bouyssou,Thierry Marchant,Philippe Vincke Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Me

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Introduction,t distinguishes us from animals (it is also common to say that laughing is the main difference). Nevertheless, when the task is too complex or the interests at stake are too important, it quite often happens that we do not know or we are not sure what to decide and, in many instances, we resort to a

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Assessing Competing Projects: The Example of Cost-Benefit Analysis,se one’s income). It is therefore not at all surprising that the question of helping a decision-maker to choose between competing alternatives, projects, courses of action and/or to evaluate them, has attracted the attention of economists. Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) is a set of techniques that econ

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Comparing on the Basis of Several Attributes: The Example of Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis,ls of multiple criteria decision aiding methods. The main advantage of this example is that the problem is familiar to most of us (except for one of the authors of this book who is definitely opposed to owning a car) and it is especially appealing for male decision-makers and analysts for some psych