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Models of Cooperative Decision Making

Many decision problems involve multiple decision makers with multiple goals. Goals can be divided into two types, goals that are mutual for all the decision makers and goals that are different and require cooperation of multiple decision makers to achieve a consensus. A cooperative decision making requires free communication among decision makers. The paper presents a problem solving approach to achieve a consensus in cooperative decision making.

Petr Fiala

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