Description:
The applications of the theories presented in earlier articles are numerous, but any attempt to give them systematic classification meets considerable difficulties. This is because a determinate economic model can correspond to quite various concrete problems, and because, reciprocally, a single type of concrete problem can give rise to a large number of different models. Thus, the merit of the proposed classification, says the author, is simply that it replaces more simpliste classifications by one related to the fundemenlal properties of the problems concerned. The proposed classification of decisions has eight groups, distinguished by their characteristics in relation to lime, probability, strategies or tactical nature, and concern with information.