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1 year ago

when conducting a multi-criteria analysis, how would you determine the best option upon concluding the analysis?

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navik [9.2K]1 year ago

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The highest score is the best option upon concluding the multi-criteria analysis .

<h3>What is a multi-criteria analysis' benefit?</h3>

By evaluating the results, performance, implications, and trade-offs of various policy alternatives, a Multi-Criteria Analysis (MCA) can be used to discover and contrast them. MCA offers a methodical method for supporting complicated decisions in accordance with predetermined standards and goals.

<h3>What is a multi-criteria analysis' benefit?</h3>

Managers can make environmental management decisions that involve trade-offs between a variety of intended management action outcomes with the aid of multi-criteria analysis. Transparent decision modeling begins with clearly specified criteria and hierarchically arranged objectives (particularly when employing qualitative measures).

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