Risk-adjusted mission value : trading off mission risk for mission value

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      <subfield code="a">This article develops a decision - theoretic methodology for the risk-adjusted mission value (RAMV) for selecting between alternative missions in the presence of uncertainty in the outcomes of the missions. This methodology permits trading off mission risk for mission value , something that probabilistic risk analysis cannot do unless it explicity incorporates  both mission value and risk aversion of the project management. The article also introduces a new interpretation of risk aversion . The methodology is consistent with the elementary management concept concerning division of labor. The methodology is developed within the context of scientific missions , but the methodology is equally applicable to any situation  requiring outcome value judgments , probability judgments , and risk aversion judgments by different constituencies</subfield>
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      <subfield code="g">nº 2, April 2004 ; p. 415-424</subfield>
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