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peuvent être distinguées (qualifiées d’opérationnelles par (Roy, 1996)) : - - - basées sur la synthèse autour d’un seul critère (sans incomparabilité) ( « Operational approach 1 »). Les méthodes associées sont issus de MAUT (Multi-Attribute Utility Theory), avec des outils tels que la somme pondérée, MACBETH (Measuring Attractiveness by a Categorical Based Evaluation TecHnique, proposé par (Bana e Costa and Chagas, 2004)), ou AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process)… Cette notion d’attribut multiple a notamment

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correspond to the one where there exists at least one feasible basis solution (FBS), and only one of them is optimal. If all the simplex problem coefficients are random non necessarily rational numbers, and if a solution exists, then this case has probability 1, i.e. the solution is almost surely unique. Let us consider the simplified wood cabinet maker example that we solved in the previous chapter. 3.1.2 Example 3.1 – A cabinet maker produces desks, tables and chairs – Each product requires woods

(1) ou sociologiques (2); ce qui importe, à celui qui se propose de persuader effectivement des individus concrets, c'est que la construction de l'auditoire ne soit point inadéquate à l'expérience. » (1) Cf. Harry Stack Sullivan, The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry, New York, 1953. (2) M. Millioud, La propagation des idées, Revue phil., 1910, vol. 69, pp. 580600 ; vol. 70, pp. 168191. 11 P 25-26 : « Il n'en va pas de même pour celui qui se livre à des essais sans portée réelle. La rhétorique

winning the lottery this week.’ But in the language of finance, ‘risk’ is neutral and refers purely to the possibility that a particular outcome will be different from (that is, either worse or better than) either a single expected outcome or the probability-weighted mean of many possible outcomes. In other words, in financial language ‘risk’ is the same as ‘uncertainty’. We will define ‘risk premium’ as an extra reward required by investors to compensate for perceived uncertainty in the amount or

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provide a more efficient regulatory tool than substantive regulation through more or less detailed rules. Such disclosure creates a lighter regulatory environment and allows for greater flexibility and adaptability. Although the regulatory effect may in theory be more indirect and remote than with substantive rules, in practice enforcement of disclosure requirements as such is normally easier. The Group believes that the EU, in considering new - and amending existing regulation of company law, should carefully

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