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= 4. Identify and rank criteria =

1. Press edit above 2. Move your cursor below your name (scroll down) - only work in the area under your name 3. Use Ms Stevenson's exemplar as an example

**Miss Stevenson's exemplar:** My economic problem: Grandma has $1000 to spend on a pedigree dog to provide companionship, exercise and security
 * || ** Name ** || ** Weight ** || ** Reasons for ranking ** ||
 * ** Highest Rank Criterion ** || Companionship || 5 || ﻿ ﻿ Companionship is the most important criteria as Grandma lives by herself. The primary reason for getting a dog is to have an animal in the house. ||
 * ** Medium Rank Criterion ** || Security || 4 || Security is important as she is going deaf and needs to be alerted if anyone is around ||
 * ** Medium Rank Criterion ** || Exercise || 3 || Grandma is fit and healthy and would like to remain that way. However, she only likes to walk for 30 minutes a day. (Note that in this case Grandma considers security and exercise as similar in terms of ranking. ||
 * ** Medium Rank Criterion ** || Shedding || 2 || Grandma does not want a dog that sheds hair. Although she does have a cleaner so this is not a highly ranked criteria ||
 * ** Lowest Rank Criterion ** || Ongoing costs || 1 || Grandma is on a pension, and needs to consider ongoing costs associated with the dog. This is a lower ranked criterion as her children have volunteered to pay for any costs ||

Note you should pick solutions of a similar cost. Note that the weighting of criteria will be different for different people


 * Robbie B **


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