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Gestiunea ştiinţifică a întreprinderilor : (teorie modernă şi practică eficientă)

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Simularea proceselor economice

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Complexitatea deciziilor de marketing

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Posibilităţi de aplicare a teoriei mulţimilor vagi la alocarea resurselor pe obiective

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Consumer Theory

BABAITA, Ilie - In: Annals - Economy Series 2 (2010) June, pp. 91-102

The behaviour of the economic agent – customer is a rational type of behaviour in order to maximize the satisfaction achieved through the use of commodities. In order to determine a rational behaviour, we start from the premise that every costumer has complete and accurate information on: the...

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Asymmetrical Information and Uncertainty on the Capital Market

Prunea, Petru - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 1(496) (2006) 1(496), pp. 85-88

The paper analyses the paradox found on the stock exchanges where routine operations are regulated on a very detailed scale while important decisions regarding investments in financial asset are taken under uncertainty conditions. Thus, the paper emphasizes the debate of the source, the nature...

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Decisions under uncertainty using Bayesian analysis

STANCU, Stelian - In: Informatica Economica X (2006) 1, pp. 133-137

support to decision making process, but also attract new costs. In this situation, getting new information, generally … experimentaly based, contributes to diminushing the uncertainty degree that influences decision making process. As a conclusion, in … a large number of decision problems, there is the possibility that the decision makers will renew some decisions already …

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