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DDS MODELS

DDS MODELS
1. BEHAVIOURAL MODELS : these models are useful in understanding the behaviour amongst the business variables. The decision maker can then make decision giving due regards to such behavioural relationship. Examples :
  • REGRESSION MODELS
  • TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
  • MARKET RESEARCH METHODS
  • RATIO ANALYSIS
2. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MODELS: These models are developed on the principles of business management,the proven methods of management control are available which can be used for the management decision. Examples :
  • BUDGETING MODEL
  • BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS MODEL
  • RETURN ON INVESTMENT MODEL
  • MODEL FOR CASH BUDGETING
  • COST ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS
3. OPERATIONAL RESEARCH MODELS: These models are mathematical models. They represent a real life problem situation in terms of the variables, constants and parameters expressed in algebraic equations. Examples:
  • LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL
  • INVENTORY CONTROL MODELS
  • A-B-C ANALYSIS

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