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Fuzzy Sets in Business Management, Finance, and Economics

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February 2022
346 pages
  • ISBN978-3-0365-3004-8 (Hardback)
  • ISBN978-3-0365-3005-5 (PDF)

This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Fuzzy Sets in Business Management, Finance, and Economics that was published in

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Summary

This book collects fifteen papers published in s Special Issue of Mathematics titled “Fuzzy Sets in Business Management, Finance, and Economics”, which was published in 2021. These paper cover a wide range of different tools from Fuzzy Set Theory and applications in many areas of Business Management and other connected fields. Specifically, this book contains applications of such instruments as, among others, Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis, Neuro-Fuzzy Methods, the Forgotten Effects Algorithm, Expertons Theory, Fuzzy Markov Chains, Fuzzy Arithmetic, Decision Making with OWA Operators and Pythagorean Aggregation Operators, Fuzzy Pattern Recognition, and Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets. The papers in this book tackle a wide variety of problems in areas such as strategic management, sustainable decisions by firms and public organisms, tourism management, accounting and auditing, macroeconomic modelling, the evaluation of public organizations and universities, and actuarial modelling.

We hope that this book will be useful not only for business managers, public decision-makers, and researchers in the specific fields of business management, finance, and economics but also in the broader areas of soft mathematics in social sciences. Practitioners will find methods and ideas that could be fruitful in current management issues. Scholars will find novel developments that may inspire further applications in the social sciences.

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  • Hardback
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Keywords
Bonferroni means; prioritized aggregation operators; induced aggregation operators; OWA operator; transparency; fuzzy sets; fuzzy numbers; linguistic variables; fuzzy data analysis; correlation between fuzzy variables; poverty policy; efficiency; Debreu–Farrell productivity index; cryptocurrencies; bitcoin; blockchain; fintech; unified theory of acceptance and use of technology; intention to use; fuzzy sets; fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis; bonus-malus system; fuzzy number; fuzzy transition probability; fuzzy Markov chain; fuzzy stationary state; SDGs; The Quintuple Helix of Innovation Model; sustainability; Latin America; knowledge systems; Forgotten Effects Theory; Fuzzy Logic; tourist destination competitiveness; experton theory; forgotten effects theory; Hamming distance; decision making; expert group; neuro-fuzzy assessment; evaluation of specialists; smart city; assessment risk; smart transport; mobility; transparent selection; public financial resources; recovery plan; selection of quality methods; manufacturing process; intuitionistic fuzzy sets; genetic algorithm; fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis; adoption of environmental practices; human resource costs; organizational learning capability; information technology support; size; education level; experience; university ranking; unsupervised pattern recognition; clustering techniques; corruption perception; corruption normalization; gender; entrepreneurial intention; STEM; family entrepreneurial background; fsQCA; household income; pythagorean membership; OWA operator; financial knowledge; decision-making; fuzzy logic; fuzzy arithmetic; extension principle; economic models; Harrod’s growth; enhancement strategy; brand attachment; convenience stores; fuzzy quality function deployment; audit team leader; audit risk assessment; small- and medium-sized audit firms; planification; fuzzy theory