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International Business Research; Vol.8, No. 12; 2015 ISSN 19139004EISSN 19139012 Published by Canadian Center of Science and EducationMultiCriteria Decision Making Approach Regarding the Choice of

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1. To fill out a multi-criteria decision making approach, follow these steps:
2. Identify the decision that needs to be made.
3. Determine the criteria that will be used to evaluate different options.
4. Assign weights or importance levels to each criterion based on their relative importance.
5. Generate a list of potential options or alternatives.
6. Evaluate each option against each criterion and assign a score or rating.
7. Multiply the score of each option by its respective criterion weight.
8. Sum up the weighted scores for each option.
9. Compare the weighted scores to identify the option with the highest total score.
10. Make a decision based on the option with the highest total score.
11. Review and reassess the decision if necessary.

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4. When there are multiple objectives or criteria to consider and trade-offs need to be made, this approach provides a systematic framework.

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What is multi-criteria decision making approach?

Multi-criteria decision making approach is a method used to evaluate and prioritize alternatives based on multiple criteria or factors.

Who is required to file multi-criteria decision making approach?

Any individual or organization conducting decision-making processes that involve multiple criteria may use the multi-criteria decision making approach.

How to fill out multi-criteria decision making approach?

To fill out a multi-criteria decision making approach, one must identify the criteria, assign weights to each criterion, evaluate alternatives against the criteria, and calculate a final score for each alternative.

What is the purpose of multi-criteria decision making approach?

The purpose of multi-criteria decision making approach is to provide a systematic and structured way to make decisions that consider multiple factors or criteria.

What information must be reported on multi-criteria decision making approach?

The information reported on a multi-criteria decision making approach may include the criteria used, the weights assigned to each criterion, the alternatives considered, and the final scores calculated for each alternative.