Multi-objective programming methodology for solving economic diplomacy resource allocation problem

Economic diplomacy is an important prerequisite for achieving the economic goals of any country. The issue is worth analysing from several aspects. Since there is a lack of literature in the field, this paper may be one of the first steps in this direction. It focuses on a clear exposition and expla...

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Published in:Croatian Operational Research Review 2019-01, Vol.10 (1), p.165-174
Main Authors: Mlinarić, Danijel, Perić, tunjo, Matejaš, Josip
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Decision making
Diplomacy
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Economic analysis
economic diplomacy
Economic models
Efficiency
Foreign investment
Fuzzy sets
Goal programming
Integer programming
International trade
Linear programming
Macroeconomics
Mathematical programming
Methodology
multi-objective programming
Multiple objective analysis
Portfolio investments
Resource allocation
Trade agreements
Trends
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subjects Budgets
Decision making
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Economic models
Efficiency
Foreign investment
Fuzzy sets
Goal programming
Integer programming
International trade
Linear programming
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Portfolio investments
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Trade agreements
Trends
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