Tag: Strategic Decision-Making
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Opportunism
Opportunism, fundamentally characterized by the pursuit of immediate benefits, manifests in politics, business, and personal relations, emphasizing short-term gains over long-term stability and ethics. Its evolution, rooted in adaptability and moral flexibility, offers a complex perspective on decision-making across various contexts.
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Trade-off Denialism
Trade-off denialism (or Opportunity Cost Neglect) is the disregard for the necessary balance between competing outcomes in decision-making, which can result in policies and strategies that fail to account for critical constraints and limitations.