Subjective and Objective Judgements Flashcards
What is a Subjective Judgement?
A judgement to the effect that the experience of the decision-maker is being affected in some way.
What is an objective Judgement?
A judgement to the effect that the world external to it is characterised by a certain quality - the experiences of the decision-maker does not have an impact on the outcome.
What is an Accept / Reject choice?
With no budgetary constraint, a decision maker must decide which, if any choices to be made are worthwhile.
What is a Ranking choice?
If some form of input is limited in supply, Accept/Reject situations cannot be generalised, so all available choices must be ordered in terms of priority.
What is the main issue with Qualitative Decision Methods?
They are generally unsatisfactory due to personal bias or past experiences.
What is the Payback Period?
It is the time taken for a project to repay its initial investment.
What is Net Present Value (NPV)?
How much money must be invested to achieve a desired amount.
What is Net Future Value (NFV)?
How much money can be achieved with a desired investment.
What is the NPV Equation?
PV = FV / (1+r) where r = time period
What is the NFV Equation?
FV = PV x (1+r) where r = time period