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Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents Foreword Preface 1 Introduction 2 Single Objective Optimization 3 Estimation of Weights 4 Multiobjective Optimization 5 Methods of Classification 6 Discrete Multicriterion Decision-Making 7 Fuzzy Logic-Based Discrete MCDM 8 Correlation Coefficients and Group Decision-Making 9 Advanced Topics of Decision-Making 10 Case Studies Appendix  Bibliography Index   Multicriterion Decision-Making MCDM can be perceived as a process of evaluating real-world situations based on various qualitativequantitative criteria in certainuncertainrisky environments in order to find a suitable course of actionchoicestrategypolicy among the several available options This book concentrates on the basic principles of multicriterion analysis and acquaints the reader with the recent trends in MCDM analysis It explains the basics of Structured Decision-Making SDM and describes the various features of traditional optimization methods such as linear and non-linear programming and dynamic programming as well as non-traditional optimization methods such as genetic algorithms differential evolution and simulated annealing and quenching The text elaborates the normalization methods weight estimation methods and multiobjective optimization methods both in traditional and non-traditional environments Classification approaches with cluster validation indices discrete MCDM methods both in deterministic and fuzzy approach and group decision-making methods are discussed in detail Advanced topics in decision-making such as data envelopment analysis Taguchi methodology ant colony optimization and particle swarm optimization are also coveredIn addition the book includes many case studies for better comprehension of the procedures involved in the methods 288 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Deteriorating external economic environment. 3. Long term trends in the macroeconomic performance of the Indian economy outlook for 2008/09 and beyond. 4. Quality of growth and the role of infrastructure development. 5. Prices and fiscal balance. 6. Trade and balance of payments. 7. Capital flows and their impact. 8. Policy responses to meet the challenges. 9. Comments on the review by the discussants. References. This year's Mid Year Review of the Indian Economy is undertaken against the backdrop of the most serious financial crisis the world economy has faced since the great depression of the 1930s. The author examines the outlook for 2008/09 and beyond for the Indian economy in the context of the deteriorating external environment. He also discusses important issues of quality of growth policy challenges in respect of inflation and fiscal consolidation trade and balance of payments capital flows and their quality among others ending with policy lessons to moderate the impact of the crisis on the Indian economy and to turn the challenges into opportunities. The author argues that the time has come for taking bold steps to revive the growth momentum. India should seize the moment before it is too late. It should deepen further its engagement with East Asian countries in view of their emergence as the growth locomotives and centres of gravity of the world economy to build an Asian integrated market and community. There are real opportunities for India for financial cooperation with the Asian countries. 80 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Asia's new regionalism and global role an editorial introduction. I. Asia's new global role and regional economic integration 2. Economic integration and Asia's new role in the global economy/Soogil Young. 3. Relevance of broader regional economic integration in Asia and a roadmap/Nagesh Kumar. 4. A strategic perspective on Asian Economic Integration the important of building One Asia/Eric Teo Chu Cheow. II. Building blocs of broader regional cooperation 5. ASEAN's Role in Asian Economic Integration/K. Kesavapany. 6. Japan and an Asian Economic Community/Masanori Konda. 7. China's role in the Asian Economic Integration process/Yao Chaocheng. 8. India and the Asian Economic Integration/Mukul G. Asher and Rahul Sen. III. Trade and investment 9. Forging an Integrated Asia Pacific Region/Tiziana Bonapace and Mia Mikic. 10. Welfare gains from regional economic integration in Asia ASEAN +3 or EAS/S.K. Mohanty and Sanib Pohit. IV. Monetary and financial cooperation 11. Monetary and financial cooperation in Asia/Ramkishen S. Rajan. 12. Reducing global imbalances and accelerating growth Role of Regional Financial Cooperation in Asia/Ramgopal Agarwala and Prabir De. V. Regional cooperation for energy security 13. Asian Energy Outlook to 2020 trends patterns and imperatives of regional cooperation/Kokichi Ito Li Zhidong and Ryoichi Komiyama. 14. Regional Cooperation for Asian Energy Security/Vipul Tuli. VI. Epilogue 15. An agenda for the East Asia Summit. One of the most important developments of the past decade has been the emergence of Asia as the most dynamic regions of the world with the rise of China and India a engines of growth recovery of Japan from a decade old recession and emergence of Asian middle class as source of final demand. This new found dynamism makes regionalism a viable trade and development strategy for Asia. Although functional integration in the region has increased as is evident from the high and growing proportion of intra regional trade and investments Asia has lagged behind other regions in exploitation of potential of Regional Trading Arrangements (RTAs). The lack of an effective broader regional arrangement has prevented Asia from exploiting some fruitful opportunities for regional cooperation and from exercising its influence in global economic governance commensurate with its rapidly growing economic weight. Recognizing the potential of regional cooperation over the past decade ASEAN has not only deepened the sub regional cooperation between its 10 member states but has also facilitated the cause of broader cooperation by holding plus one summits with major Asian countries. These countries are now building a complex web of free trade arrangements linking ASEAN and themselves. There is need for building on these sub regional and bilateral attempts a broader regional framework to provide a seamless market facilitating exploitation of their synergies more effectively. An important initiative in the direction is the launch of the East Asia Summit (EAS) in December 2005 in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia as an annual forum bringing together ASEAN Japan China India South Korea Australia and New Zealand. Against that backdrop leading experts of the region in their contributions to this volume examine the case for broader regionalism in Asia its potential challenges possible approaches and roadmaps. The book also discusses potential of cooperation in specific areas of trade and investment money and finance and energy security. 274 pp.…

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