Decisions with Multiple Objectives¶
Keeney, R. L., & Raiffa, H. (1993). Decisions with Multiple Objectives: Preferences and Value Trade-Offs. Cambridge University Press.
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- Indifference Map
- Its strength is making "equally good" explicit and comparable across people: laying two stakeholders' maps side by side turns a vague disagreement into a visible geometry, and reveals which trades are genuinely contested versus merely assumed — the graphical logic of the economist's indifference curve
This sourceUses indifference judgments and curves to make equal-value tradeoffs explicit in multi-objective decisions.
- Its strength is making "equally good" explicit and comparable across people: laying two stakeholders' maps side by side turns a vague disagreement into a visible geometry, and reveals which trades are genuinely contested versus merely assumed — the graphical logic of the economist's indifference curve
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