“…In fact, this is an example of the "Alternatives-based approach" for multicriteria problem analysis [1] : several alternatives are presented for consideration, and then the criteria are selected for their analysis (e.g., for ranking alternatives or choosing the "best" one). In other cases, however, the "Criterion based approach" can be implemented [1] in a manner where the criteria are considered for reaching the goal(s), and then alternatives are formed (e.g., several criteria are considered for analysis of a location problem, and then suitable alternatives for choosing the "best" one are formed [20] ). Based upon these comments, the bars "Setting Criteria" and "Setting Alternatives" are placed on the same level to correspond to the general case.…”