descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Mar 2005Publisher:Ukrainian State University of Science and TechnologiesJournal:Science and Transport Progress (issn: 2307-3489, eissn: 2307-6666,

Authors: Klieštik, T.; Bieliková, A.;

doi: 10.15802/stp2005/20330

SCIENTIFIC, QUANTITATIVE DECISION MODELS IN ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATIONS IN SLOVAK REPUBLIC

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Abstract

The article dealt with scientific, quantitative procedure of decision making in road transport corporations in Slovak Republic. Main decision-making situations and their execution have been examined. The examples are decision situations with scalar and vector result evaluation, non-conflict and conflict decision situations

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Keywords

кількісні процедури; транспортні корпорації; скалярна і векторна оцінка результату, КіЛЬКіСНі ПРОЦЕДУРИ,ТРАНСПОРТНі КОРПОРАЦії,СКАЛЯРНА і ВЕКТОРНА ОЦіНКА РЕЗУЛЬТАТУ,QUANTITATIVE PROCEDURES,TRANSPORT CORPORATION,SCALAR AND VECTOR ESTIMATION OF THE RESULT,КОЛИЧЕСТВЕННЫЕ ПРОЦЕДУРЫ,ТРАНСПОРТНЫЕ КОРПОРАЦИИСКАЛЯРНАЯ И ВЕКТОРНАЯ ОЦЕНКА РЕЗУЛЬТАТА, количественные процедуры; транспортные корпорациискалярная и векторная оценка результата, quantitative procedures; transport corporation; scalar and vector estimation of the result

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