Decision theory
Decision theory is an interdisciplinary area of study, related to and of interest to practitioners in mathematics, statistics, economics, philosophy, management and psychology. It is concerned with how real decision-makers make decisions, and with how optimal decisions can be reached.
Complex decisions
Other areas of decision theory are concerned with decisions that are difficult simply because of their complexity, or the complexity of the organisation that has to take them. In such cases the issue is not the deviation between real and optimal behaviour, but the difficulty of determining the optimal behaviour in the first place. The club of rome developed a model of economic growth and resource usage that helps politicians to make real-life decisons in complex situations.
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Normative and descriptive decision theory |
| ► | What kinds of decisions need a theory? |
| ► | Complex decisions |
| ► | Paradox of choice |
| ► | See also |
| ► | References |
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