Secondary variables
Origin: Lat. secundarĭus, variabĭlis
They are part of the autonomous or excluded variables. Are more influent than dependent. They can be used as application points for possible accompanying measures.
Spanish: Variables secundarias
Sources and references
- Árcade Jacques, Michel Godet, Francis Meunier and Frabrice Roubelat, “Structural Analysis with the MicMac Method and Actors Strategy with the Mactor Method”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 18 times
- Godet, Michel, A Tool-Box for Scenario Planningcited 4 times
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