Fuzzy integrals in economics

Abstract

Fuzzy integrals have emerged as a powerful tool in economic modeling, enabling researchers to incorporate
uncertainty and subjectivity into decision-making frameworks. This paper explores the application of fuzzy integrals in
economics, focusing on their theoretical foundations, methodologies, and empirical applications. A comparative analysis
with traditional integral methods highlights the advantages of fuzzy integrals in economic forecasting and risk assessment.
Additionally, we present a case study demonstrating the effectiveness of fuzzy integrals in economic decision-making.