DOI: 10.5937/jaes14-11740
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Volume 14 article 397 pages: 425 - 432
In this paper, an extended multi-regression model for determining strength relation among dimensions of sustainable development and quality of life in section of communal services in urban areas is developed. The relative importance of dimensions of sustainable development is stated by pairwise comparison matrix. The values of dimensions of sustainable development and quality of life are assessed by decision makers. Judgments of decision makers are mapped into common measurement scale. The weighted values of sustainable development dimensions are calculated as product of their weights and assessed values. The assessed values of quality life are depended variable in the proposed linear multi-regression model. By using standard statistical software, partial correlation coefficients are given. The proposed linear multi-regression model is illustrated by example with real life data.
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