A Primer on Decision Making¶
March, J. G. (1994). A Primer on Decision Making: How Decisions Happen. Free Press.
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- Decision
- It separates a state of open choice (multiple feasible alternatives, reversible evaluation) from a state of committed action (one path selected, resources allocated, other paths foreclosed or costly to revisit), a phasing March (1994) develops in his organizational primer on decision processes.
This sourceFoundational organizational treatment of how deliberation collapses into commitment, with limited rationality, history-dependent rules, and downstream path-dependence.
- It separates a state of open choice (multiple feasible alternatives, reversible evaluation) from a state of committed action (one path selected, resources allocated, other paths foreclosed or costly to revisit), a phasing March (1994) develops in his organizational primer on decision processes.
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