Triple Bottom Line and Multiple Criteria Decision Making Analysis: Fuzzy Selection Processes in the Financial Sector
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Triple Bottom Line and Multiple Criteria Decision Making Analysis: Fuzzy Selection Processes in the Financial Sector

by Constantin Zopounidis, Konstantina Ragazou, Alexandros Garefalakis, Nikolaos Sariannidis

Finance Sustainability Decision Making Fuzzy Logic
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An examination of fuzzy selection processes in the financial sector, this book brings together triple bottom line thinking and multiple criteria decision making. It presents a focused treatment of analytical approaches for evaluating alternatives when financial and broader decision criteria must be considered together.

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This book explores the relationship between triple bottom line thinking and multiple criteria decision making.

It focuses on fuzzy selection processes applied to decision making in the financial sector.

The subject connects financial evaluation with broader criteria used to assess and compare alternatives.

With its emphasis on analytical methods, the book is relevant to readers studying finance, business decision science, and applied mathematics.

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