Cost-benefit analysis and the theory of fuzzy decisions : fuzzy value theory
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Cost-benefit analysis and the theory of fuzzy decisions : fuzzy value theory
(Studies in fuzziness and soft computing, v. 160)
Springer, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-340) and index
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Description
Criticism is the habitus of the contemplative intellect, whereby we try to recognize with probability the genuine quality of a l- erary work by using appropriate aids and rules. In so doing, c- tain general and particular points must be considered. The art of interpretation or hermeneutics is the habitus of the contemplative intellect of probing into the sense of somewhat special text by using logical rules and suitable means. Note : Hermeneutics differs from criticism as the part does from the whole. Antonius Gvilielmus Amo Afer (1727) There is no such thing as absolute truth. At best it is a subj- tive criterion, but one based upon valuation. Unfortunately, too many people place their fate in the hands of subjective without properly evaluating it. Arnold A. Kaufmann and Madan M. Gupta The development of cost benefit analysis and the theory of fuzzy decision was divided into two inter-dependent structures of identification and measurement theory on one hand and fuzzy value theory one the other. Each of them has sub-theories that constitute a complete logical system.
Table of Contents
1 The Theory of Fuzzy Optimal and Approximate Social Prices.- 2 The Theory of Optimal Social Discount Rate.- 3 The Theoretical Structure of Cost-Benefit Criteria, Choice of Project and Discounting Process.- 4 The Theory of Fuzzy Present Value (FPV).- 5 The Theory of Fuzzy Decisions, Optimal Taxation and Cost-Benefit Distribution.- 6 Toward a Theory of Social Goals and Objective Formation in Cost-Benefit Analysis.- References.- On Aggregation, Distributional Weights, and Rankings.- On Economic Analysis, Benefits and Benefit Accounting.- On Economic Analysis, Costs and Costing.- On Accounting Theory.- On Economic Analysis, Cost-Benefit, and Investment Criteria I.- On Economic Analysis, Cost-Benefit and Investment Criteria II.- On Economic Analysis, Shadow Prices and Efficient Pricing.- On Economic Analysis and Social Rate of Discount.- On Economics and Social Choice.- On Economic and General Cost-Benefit Analysis: Contingent Valuation Method (CVM).- On Economic and General Cost-Benefit Analysis: Revealed Preference Approach (RPA).- On Fuzzy Decisions.- On Fuzzy Decisions and some Applications.- On Fuzzy Decisions, Risks, Games and Economic Analysis.- On Fuzzy Logic.- On Fuzzy Mathematical Programming and the Theory of Fuzzy Optimization.- On Fuzzy Mathematics.- On Fuzzy Probability, Possibility and Statistics.
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