The Three-Hierarchical Location-Allocation of Banking Facilities with Risk and Uncertainty

The Three-Hierarchical Location-Allocation of Banking Facilities with Risk and Uncertainty

The location‐allocation of commercial banking facilities often involves providing three layers of services (automatic teller machines, branch bank offices, and main banks) to non‐homogeneous population centers. As such, the bank location‐allocation problem is hierarchical in nature. Nevertheless, th...

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Veröffentlicht in:International transactions in operational research 2001-07, Vol.8 (4), p.381-401
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