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Interactive fuzzy numbers in the evaluation of the effectiveness of investment projects and selection of efficient portfolios

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The paper presents a method for evaluating the effectiveness and risks of investment projects and the selection of efficient portfolios in a situation where parameters in the calculation of effectiveness are expressed in the form of interactive fuzzy numbers. Fuzzy model simulations are used to perform arithmetic operations on interactive fuzzy numbers. The process of selecting investment projects takes into account statistical and economic dependences between projects.

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  • Bogdan Rębiasz, 2010. "Interactive fuzzy numbers in the evaluation of the effectiveness of investment projects and selection of efficient portfolios," Operations Research and Decisions, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Management, vol. 20(3-4), pages 103-127.
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