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Rational choice theory

2006
Decision making is a critical function of management. Managers are required to make decisions such as who should their suppliers be, what price should they set for their products, and should they invest in new accounting software. This chapter introduces the rational choice theory (RCT) as a basis for understanding how and why such choices are made in ...
Moll, Jodie, Hoque, Zahirul
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- The Limits of Rational Choice Theory

1995
In recent years rational choice approaches have come to be a major paradigm, perhaps the central emerging theoretical framework, within the political science profession.1 Its proponents and practitioners can be found within virtually every subfield of research, including in the most unlikely of places, e.g.
Michael Goldfield, Alan Gilbert
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Constraints on Rational Theory Choice

The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 2017
ABSTRACTIn a recent article, Samir Okasha presented an argument that suggests that there is no rational way to choose among scientific theories.
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The Rationality of Rational Choice Theory

International Interactions, 2004
Rational choice theory has long been criticized, with several recent critiques of applications in political science in general and international relations in particular. In this paper, I seek to clarify discussion about rationality in several ways. I discuss the role of assumptions in theory and the assumption of rationality in rational choice theory ...
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Rational choice theory

2018
Rational choice theory is the descendant of earlier philosophical political economy. Its core is the effort to explain and sometimes to justify collective results of individuals acting from their own individual motivations – usually their own self interest, but sometimes far more general concerns that can be included under the rubric of preferences ...
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