Abstract
A method is proposed for comparing different sets of aspiration levels assigned to goals in a goal programming problem. This is based on the relative flexibilities that are realised under different sets of aspiration levels. The relative flexibility depends upon the relative degree of choosing an objective in presence of other objectives. A pair-wise comparison method in the sense of Shimura has been proposed for measuring the degree of choosing an objective in presence of other objectives. This methodology affords to compare different sets of assigned aspiration levels and thereby choosing the best set as the one with least relative flexibility.
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