If All the Decision Criteria Are Equally Important, Weighting the Criteria

question 134

Multiple Choice

If all the decision criteria are equally important, weighting the criteria __________.

• A) is exceptionally important
• B) is not necessary
• C) produces excellent decisions
• D) improves the criteria
• E) results in more alternatives

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