Patterns in the Development of Heavy Industry (Methodological Problems)
V Vladimir Kossov
Abstract
V Vladimir Kossov
Abstract
The use of interbranch models based on normative data in planning intensifies the need for qualitatively different statistical information as a means for making supplementary evaluations of conclusions based on normative models. Economic analysis is the basis for determining the area of potential decisions within the limits of which a specific decision is sought with the aid of the normative model.
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The use of interbranch models based on normative data in planning intensifies the need for qualitatively different statistical information as a means for making supplementary evaluations of conclusions based on normative models. Economic analysis is the basis for determining the area of potential decisions within the limits of which a specific decision is sought with the aid of the normative model.
Key concepts: Normative, Normative model of decision-making, Normative social influence, Management science, Statistical analysis, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Economics