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April 1, 1966The Accounting Review

Executive Decision-Making through Simulation (Book).

Stephen A. Zeff William J. Bruns

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The aim is to review the book 'Executive Decision Making Through Simulation' and its contributions to the field of decision-making.
Book review of 'Executive Decision Making Through Simulation'
Analysis of key themes and concepts presented by the authors
Evaluation of the implications for executive decision-making practices
The book provides valuable frameworks for making complex decisions
Emphasizes the role of simulations in real-world decision scenarios
Identifies strategic planning and risk assessment as crucial areas enhanced by simulation techniques

Implication

This review discusses insights from a book on decision-making techniques using simulation, highlighting their relevance for executives.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Executive Decision Making Through Simulation," by Douglas C. Basil, Paul R. Cone and John A. Fleming.

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Zeff et al. (1966) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba44654e9516ffd37a6109 https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4489090

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