theory of trinary decision and its application

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Abstract
Since trinary-decision theory was proposed in 2009 it has become a hot academic research field.Ma Yun′s success story is a typical case in trinary-decision.Many young entrepreneurs depend on the example of Ma Yun,so it is very worthy of study to find the rules that can be replicated from Ma′s success storiy.In this paper,Ma′s success is analyzed in detail.It is actually considered as the traditional binary-decision making into trinary-decision making process.This paper analyzes the elements of Ma′s case.A mathematical model of trinary-decision making is given.The ″origin of currency″ and ″Zhongyong″(moderation)decision thought is also analyzed by trinary-decision.You can see that trinary-decision making is an effective way for human to deal with uncertain problems,and also illustrates the importance of systematic study of trinary-decision theory and its applications.
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Authors ;YIN Ye;KE Deying;LIU Chuanyong
Journal the american journal of drug and alcohol abuse
Year 2015
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10.3969/J.ISSN.1000-5137.2015.01.017
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