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Contents
1 How to Make a Decision..............................................................1
1.1 Introduction........................................................................1
1.2 How to Structure a Decision Problem....................................2
1.3 Philosophy, Procedure and Practice of the AHP......................3
1.4 Absolute and Relative Measurement
and Structural Information....................................................4
1.5 The Fundamental Scale........................................................5
1.6 Comments on Benefit/Cost Analysis......................................7
1.7 The Eigenvector Solution for Weights and Consistency..........7
1.8 How to Structure a Hierarchy..............................................9
1.9 Hierarchic Synthesis and Rank..............................................10
1.10 Normative: Descriptive........................................................10
1.11 Rationality..........................................................................12
1.12 Examples............................................................................12
1.13 Absolute Measurement........................................................16
1.13.1 Evaluating Employees for Raises..............................16
1.13.2 Organ Transplantation..............................................17
1.14 Applications in Industry and Government..............................18
Bibliography................................................................................20
2 The Seven Pillars of the Analytic Hierarchy Process....................23
2.1 Introduction........................................................................23
2.2 Ratio Scales........................................................................26
2.3 Paired Comparisons and the Fundamental Scale......................29
2.4 Sensitivity of the Principal Eigenvector Places a Limit
on the Number of Elements and Their Homogeneity..............31
2.5 Clustering and Using Pivots to Extend the Scale
from 1-9 to 1-co................................................................31
2.6 Synthesis: How to Combine Tangibles With
Intangibles—Additive Versus Multiplicative..........................33
2.7 Rank Preservation and Reversal........ 35
2.7.1 Guidelines for Selecting the Distributive
or Ideal Mode..............................................37
2.8 Group Decision Making...........................
2.8.1 How to Aggregate Individual Judgments....................38
2.8.2 On the Construction of Group Choice
from Individual Choices..........................................39
40
Bibliography........................................
3 Architectural Design....................................................................41
3.1 Introduction................................................41
3.2 Architectural Needs............................................................42
3.3 Allocation of the Budget, Property and
Architectural Spaces............................................................44
3.4 Dimensions..........................................................45
3.5 Contiguity of Architectural Spaces........................................51
3.6 Conclusion..........................................................................60
Bibliography................................................................................61
4 Why is the Principal Eigenvector Necessary?..............................63
4.1 Introduction........................................................................63
4.2 What is a Priority Vector?....................................................64
4.3 Some Observations on Positive Reciprocal Matrices
and their Perturbation..........................................................65
4.4 The General Case: How to Transform a Positive Reciprocal
Matrix to a Near Consistent Matrix......................................66
4.5 Conclusions........................................................................69
Bibliography................................................................................70
5 Designing a Mousetrap................................................................71
5.1 Introduction........................................................................71
5.2 Effectiveness Criteria..........................................................71
5.3 Attracting the Mouse..........................................................74
5.4 The Trap Shape..................................................................75
5.5 The Cost and Benefits of the Trap........................................75
5.6 A Marketing Model............................................................77
5.7 The Design........................................................................79
5.8 Conclusions........................................................................82
Bibliography................................................................................82
6 Designing the Best Catamaran....................................................83
6.1 Introduction........................................................................83
6.2 Basic Design......................................................................84
6.3 The Best Combination of Catamaran and Sloop:
A New Alternative..............................................................85
6.4 The Keel............................................................................86
6.5 The Rudder........................................................................88
6.6 The Overall Mhm-Maran Structure........................................89
6.7 Conclusion..........................................................................93
Bibliography................................................................................93
7 The Selection of a Bridge............................................................95
7.1 Introduction........................................................................95
7.2 Three Alternative Bridge Types............................................96
7.2.1 Cable-Stayed Bridges..............................................96
7.2.2 Truss Bridges..........................................................98
7.2.3 Tied-Arch Bridges..................................................99
7.3 The Decision Making Process..............................................100
7.3.1 Stakeholders..........................................................100
7.3.2 Criteria..................................................................102
7.4 Judgements and Decisions....................................................102
7.5 Bridge Selection Revisited....................................................103
7.6 Conclusion..........................................................................104
Bibliography................................................................................105
8 Measuring Dependence Between Activities: Input-Output
Application to the Sudan............................................................107
8.1 Introduction........................................................................107
8.2 Application........................................................................108
Bibliography................................................................................113
9 Technological Choice in Less Developed Countries......................115
9.1 Introduction........................................................................115
9.2 Applications to Technology Transfer....................................116
9.3 An Example: Technology Transfer Using the AHP..................120
9.3.1 Prioritizing the Assessment Criteria with Sectors .... 121
9.3.2 Assessment of Candidate Technologies......................124
Bibliography................................................................................127
10 Market Attractiveness of Developing Countries............................129
10.1 Introduction........................................................................129
10.2 Representation of the Problem..............................................131
10.3 Priorities............................................................................132
10.4 Country Ratings..................................................................137
10.5 Positions of Countries..........................................................143
10.6 Conclusion..........................................................................146
Bibliography................................................................................146
11 An Analytic Hierarchy Process Based Approach to the Design
and Evaluation of a Marketing Driven Business
and Corporate Strategy..............................................................149
11.1 Introduction........................................................................149
11.2 The Building Blocks of Strategy..........................................149
11.3 An AHP Formulation of a Marketing Driven Business
and Corporate Strategy........................................................152
11.4 Applications........................................................................153
11.4.1 Key Conclusions from the Applications....................154
11.4.2 Specific Modifications............................................155
11.4.3 Areas Requiring Further Development......................157
11.5 Conclusions........................................................................157
Bibliography................................................................................158
12 New Product Pricing Strategy......................................................159
12.1 Introduction........................................................................159
12.2 The Analytic Hierarchy Model..............................................161
12.2.1 Time Horizon Scenarios..........................................162
12.2.2 Criteria..................................................................163
12.2.3 Alternative Strategies..............................................165
12.3 Model Application..............................................................166
12.3.1 Reference Case......................................................166
12.4 Sensitivity Analysis............................................................167
12.5 Conclusions........................................................................168
13 Incorporating Expert Judgment in Economic Forecasts:
The Case of the U.S. Economy in 1992 ........................................171
13.1 Introduction........................................................................171
13.2 On the Role of Judgment in Economic Forecasting................171
13.3 The Setting: A Sluggish Recovery/Structural Change..............172
13-4 Application of AHP to the Macroeconomic
Forecasting Problem............................................................174
13.4.1 Decomposition of the Problem Hierarchically............174
13.4.2 Pairwise Comparison..............................................177
13.4.3 Synthesis/Results....................................................179
13.5 Conclusion..............................183
Bibliography................. ...............185
14 A New Macroeconomic Forecasting and Policy
Evaluation Method....................................187
14.1 Introduction.............. ............................187
14.2 A Few Words about Existing Econometric Models 187
14.2.1 First Stage Problem........................189
14.2.2 Second Stage Problem...................189
14.2.3 Quantitative Forecasts..............................................191
14.3 Application of the AHP to Macroeconomic Policy..................193
14.4 Conclusion..........................................................................197
Bibliography................................................................................201
15 A New Approach to the Middle East Conflict:
The Analytic Hierarchy Process..................................................203
15.1 Introduction........................................................................203
15.2 Developing a Comprehensive Approach................................205
15.3 The Process........................................................................206
15.4 Implementing the process....................................................207
15.5 The Retributive Function......................................................212
15.6 Discussion: The Gain to Loss Ratios of Concessions Made
by Both Sides Need to be Close to One Another....................232
15.7 Equalizing Concession Trade-Offs........................................233
15.8 Problems of Implementation: Some Skeptical Observations. . . 235
15.9 Conclusions........................................................................236
Bibliography................................................................................247
16 Legalization of Euthanasia..........................................................249
16.1 Introduction........................................................................249
16.2 The Analytic Hierarchy Model..............................................251
16.2.1 Key Players............................................................251
16.2.2 Kev Issues..............................................................252
16.3 Results..............................................................................255
16.4 Sensitivity Analysis............................................................258
16.5 Conclusions........................................................................262
Bibliography................................................................................262
17 How Should Congress Address the Medicare Crisis?....................263
17.1 Introduction........................................................................263
17.2 The Analytic Hierarchy Model..............................................265
17.3 Analysis of Benefits, Risks, Costs and
Opportunities Components....................................................267
17.4 Ethical Considerations..........................................................269
17.5 Results..............................................................................269
17.6 Conclusions........................................................................272
18 Ethics in International Business..................................................275
18.1 Introduction.................................................................275
18.2 The Analytic Hierarchy Model..............................................276
18.3 Model Application..............................................................277
18.4 Conclusions........................................................................279
Bibliography................................................................................279
19 Abortion and the States: How will the Supreme Court Rule
on the Upcoming Pennsylvania Abortion Issue?............................281
19.1 Introduction........................................................................281
19.2 Subcriteria..........................................................................282
19.3 Alternatives........................................................................283
19.4 Criteria..............................................................................284
19.5 Conclusions........................................................................288
Bibliography................................................................................289
20 The Benefits and Costs of Authorizing Riverboat Gambling..........291
20.1 Introduction........................................................................291
20.1.1 Pending Legislation on Riverboat Gambling..............291
20.1.2 Positions of Supporting and Opposing Parties............292
20.2 Problem Analysis................................................................292
20.2.1 Judgement of Decision-Makers..................................294
20.2.2 Judgement of Groups Affected..................................295
20.2.3 Additional Judgements............................................297
20.3 Findings and Discussion......................................................300
Bibliography................................................................................301
21 To Drill or Not to Drill: A Synthesis of Expert Judgments............303
21.1 Introduction........................................................................303
21.2 Model for Estimating the Volume of Recoverable Oil..............304
21.2.1 Definitions of Geologic Terms..................................304
21.3 Computation Process............................................................306
21.4 Conclusions........................................................................310
Bibliography................................................................................311
22 Modeling the Graduate Business School Admissions Process .... 313
22.1 Introduction........................................................................313
22.2 The Selection Process at the University of Pittsburgh..............314
22.3 Admissions Selection Model................................................315
22.4 Implementing the Model......................................................319
22.5 Conclusions........................................................................319
Bibliography................................................................................321
23 Infertility Decision Making..................................................323
23.1 Introduction....................................................323
23.2 The Alternatives..............................................324
23.2.1 Adoption..........................................324
23.2.2 Artificial Insemination (AIH and AID)......................325
23.2.3 In Vitro Fertilization................
23.2.4 Surrogacy........................................326
23.3 Procedure..........................................................................326
23.3.1 Benefit (Success)....................................................326
23.3.2 Costs......................................................................327
23.3.3 Risk......................................................................329
23.4 Results..............................................................................329
Bibliography................................................................................330
24 Deciding Between Angioplasty and Coronary Artery
Bypass Surgery..........................................................................331
24.1 Problem..............................................................................331
24.2 The Model..........................................................................333
24.2.1 Benefit Analysis......................................................333
24.2.2 Risk Analysis..........................................................337
24.3 Patients for Model..............................................................340
24.4 Conclusion..........................................................................340
Index................................................................................................343
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