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StakeholderAnalysis (version 1.2)

ImpactAnalysis: ImpactAnalysis

Description

Calculates, based on the Leontief model, qS or the reduction in stakeholder ineffectiveness

Usage

ImpactAnalysis(data, BenefCost, NoStakeholders, NameStakeholders)

Arguments

data

data gathered from a questionnaire employing a five-point Likert scale. The csv file is preferable due to the volume of data

BenefCost

the benefit indicator and the cost indicator. The $BenefCostInd from the BenefCost function should be used

NoStakeholders

the number of stakeholder groups (from the PrelCalc function)

NameStakeholders

the names of stakeholder groups (from the PrelCalc function)

Value

Leontief

the first two columns show the indicator of benefits and the indicator of costs. The middle column indicates qS. The two final columns show the indicator of benefits and the indicator of costs, factoring in the Leontief coefficient matrix

MyImpact,OnMeImpact,MeanImpact

matrices of impact-based stakeholder relationships

Details

The function calculates, based on the Leontief model, qS or the reduction in stakeholder ineffectiveness and then determines the stakeholder influence (SI) indicator, as described by Hester and Adams (2013). In addition, it calculates the indicator of benefits and the indicator of costs, factoring in the Leontief coefficient matrix

References

Hester and Adams (2013)

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
# first import DataExp
data(DataExp)
# then execute PrelCalc(), BenefCost()
PrelCalcExp=PrelCalc(data=DataExp, NoAtt=c(2,11,13,15),NoPow=c(3,8,14,16),
NoUrg=c(4,6,10,12),NoLeg=c(5,7,9,17),NoBen=18:22,NoCos=23:27)
BenefCostExp=BenefCost(CountResponses=PrelCalcExp$CountResponses)
# ImpactAnalysis()
ImpactAnalysisExp=ImpactAnalysis(data=DataExp, BenefCost=BenefCostExp$BenefCostInd,
NoStakeholders=PrelCalcExp$NoStakeholders, NameStakeholders=PrelCalcExp$NameStakeholders)
ImpactAnalysisExp
# }

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