Résumé
This paper studies three notions of fuzzy dominance based on credibility measure, namely, the fuzzy mean-risk dominance, the rst credibilistic dominance and the second credibilistic dominance. More precisely, we introduce and examine some properties of the Fuzzy Lower Partial Moments (FLPM) of a fuzzy variable and, we deduce the Fuzzy Kappa index (FK) of a fuzzy variable, that is, a risk-adjusted performance measure of an asset or a portfolio with fuzzy return. Based on the aforementioned notion, we introduce the fuzzy mean-risk dominance of two fuzzy variables and we characterize it in three speci c and interesting cases. We recall the rst credibilistic dominance and the second credibilistic dominance for fuzzy variables introduced earlier by Peng et al. [20]. We characterize the rst credibilistic dominance and determine some of its properties. We introduce and characterize the notion of crossing points of distributions of two fuzzy numbers and use them to characterize the second credibilistic dominance for fuzzy numbers. We justify that the rst credibilistic dominance is stronger than the fuzzy mean-risk dominance and the second credibilistic dominance, and neither of these two later implies the other.