Quantitative and Qualitative Aspects of Decisions
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Distinguish between the quantitative and qualitative aspects of decisions.
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A decision is a choice made by some entity of an action from some set of alternative actions. Decision theory has nothing to say about actions—either about their nature or about how a set of them becomes available to the decision maker. The main branch of decision theory treats decisions of individual actors, and other branches treat decisions made by groups of ...
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