Rational Choice

Rational choice theory posits that individuals make decisions to maximize their own Utility, choosing paths that best serve their preferences. This framework is a cornerstone of modern Economics, assuming agents are rational, have complete information, and stable objectives, though it often simplifies real-world complexities.

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Linked from: Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Gametheory, Nash Equilibrium, Neoclassical Economics, Optimal Strategy, Prisoner27s Dilemma, Self Interest, Strategic Interaction, Utility Theory
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