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Classical Decision Theory
A framework in managerial economics that outlines how decisions should be made, considering variables and outcomes in a rational and structured manner.
Satisfactory Alternative
An acceptable option or solution that meets basic requirements or needs, though it may not be the optimal choice.
Behavioural Decision Model
Decision-making with limited information and bounded rationality.
Rational
Based on or in accordance with reason or logic; a way of thinking or decision-making that is logical and based on facts and evidence.
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