On aggregate composite indicators
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On aggregate composite indicators
In this paper it is shown that the unweighted arithmetic average is the theoretically consistent scheme to aggregate composite indicators, derived from the benefit-of-the-doubt model, across decision-making units.
- University of Macedonia Greece
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