Multi-Criteria Models for Clusters Design

Radeva, Irina

doi:10.2478/cait-2013-0003

Abstract

The paper describes economic agents’ integration in clusters on a predefined technological network. The process is divided and directed by three multi-criteria models. The first one allows selection of economic agents. The second one aims at definition of alternative cluster designs. The third model evaluates the risk of the clusters. The process and models are tested on nineteen economic agents.

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