Multiple Choice
The Analytic Hierarchy Process is preferred to a multifactor evaluation process when
A) there is high confidence in determining factor weights without pairwise comparisons.
B) there is low confidence in determining factor weights without pairwise comparisons.
C) one desires a lesser level of computational analysis.
D) there is a high confidence in determining factor weights with pairwise comparisons.
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