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Business, 11.05.2021 22:10, ashtor1943

Megan Moppett is a sales representative for Technical Software Systems (TSS), and she receives a commission for every new system installation she sells to a client. Her earnings during the past few years have been very high, and she wants to invest in a mutual fund. She is considering three funds: the Temple Global Fund, the Alliance Blue Chip Fund, and the Madison Bond Fund. She has three criteria for selection—potential return (based on historical trends and forecasts), risk, and the fund’s load factor. Megan’s pairwise comparisons for the funds for each of their criteria and her pairwise comparison of the three criteria are as follows. Return
Fund Global Blue Chip Bond
Global 1 ÂĽ 2
Blue Chip 4 1 6
Bond ½ 6-Jan 1

Risk
Fund Global Blue Chip Bond
Global 1 2 3-Jan
Blue Chip ½ 1 5-Jan
Bond 3 5 1

Load
Fund Global Blue Chip Bond
Global 1 1 3-Jan
Blue Chip 1 1 3-Jan
Bond 3 3 1

Criterion Return Risk Load
Return 1 3 5
Risk 3-Jan 1 2
Load 5-Jan ½ 1

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Determine the fund in which Megan should invest. Show your normalized matrices along with final ranks.

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