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Government expenditure decision-making under fuzzy relations

This study uses the Fuzzy Multilayered Analytic Hierarchy Process (FMAHP) method with group decision-making procedures to seek the consensus of experts from different backgrounds, as an objective and reasonable public resource disposition strategy. FMAHP is a method that combines fuzzy theory and multi-layer hierarchy process. Furthermore, complete ranking method and grey association analysis are employed in the group decision-making perspective, for the purpose of evaluating the consistency of these results from those of FMAHP. The results show that the FMAHP method achieves the degree of reliability in government expenditure decision-making.