Verbal analysis as an effective tool of investment strategy management
Date
2007Author
Kutut, Vladislavas
Ustinovičius, Leonas
Kochin, Dmitry
Turskis, Zenonas
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In project development it is hardly possible to get exhaustive and accurate information. As a result, the situations occur, the consequences of which can be very damaging to the project. Inaccurate evaluation of the strategy related to capital investment and project implementation is one of the reasons why such estimates are not required in practice. Instead, a classification approach may be used for this purpose. Classification is a very important aspect of decision making. This means the prescription of objects to particular classes. Classified objects are described by various criteria that can be quantitatively or qualitatively evaluated. In multi-attribute environment it is hardly possible to achieve this without resorting to special techniques. A new way to solve the problem – the CLARA method (Classification of Real Alternatives) is offered. The paper presents a feasibility study of using verbal classification for determining a better strategy, depending on the evaluated strategy level.
