The possible outcomes of ongoing decentralisation, which include enhanced government accountability, flexibility in developing regulations relating to marine resource use and greater participation of minority groups in decision-making, offer some prospect for improved governance of the Wakatobi and other marine protected areas in Indonesia.
Great care is being taken to minimise the possibility of a judicial review of the decision-making process, raising the prospect of ministers being banned from commenting on it before the conclusion.
So the Fed's decision to weigh global developments heavily in its decision-making appeared to raise the prospect that it will stay the course for some time — into the first half of next year, at least.
Some investors obviously took a hit, but the decision-making seems to have quashed the prospect of litigation.
The number of lenders are growing rapidly, people enjoy being part of the decision-making process in lending and the prospect for nice returns are very possible.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
In order to incorporate both affective and cognitive factors in the UX model for decision making, cumulative prospect theory (CPT) under two different affective states is studied.
Last year, Mr. DeMarco testified that the executive compensation plans at Fannie and Freddie were designed to achieve the goals of the conservatorship and "align executive decision-making with the long-term financial prospects of the enterprises, and minimize costs to the taxpayer".
Obama will need objective estimates of Iran's capabilities, both nuclear and missile, the ability of our military to counter these assets, judgments on the internal decision-making process of Iran and the prospects for tough diplomacy to change Iran's trajectory.
If you are interested in decision-making theory, then you should really spend time reading about Prospect Theory – the Nobel Prize winning work of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky.
