Statistical Decision Models for Brokering

Jerome Bracken and Richard M. Soland
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Jerome Bracken: Institute for Defense Analysis
Richard M. Soland: Research Analysis Corporation

Management Science, 1969, vol. 15, issue 11, 619-625

Abstract: Statistical decision models are formulated for a decision situation involving a decision maker who is a broker, a person engaged in bringing together sellers and buyers to make transactions. The objective of the analysis is the determination of a plan in accordance with the broker's subjective estimates which can serve as a guide for optimally allocating his energies.

Date: 1969
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