Most often, those decisions involve the potential eviction of a rent-regulated tenant.
Even if those decisions involve trading two starting pitchers during a playoff push.
Other decisions involve long-range policy: How large a federal budget deficit is acceptable?
Many of these decisions involve as little as a single delegate.
These decisions involve trying to find people, places and things that harmonize with your subjective self.
These decisions involve more goals, more tools and more politics than stabilising prices.
For this reason governmental decisions involve much more uncertainty than do most business decisions.
It may just mean that money is the wrong yardstick to use when our decisions involve the loss of life.
These kinds of decisions involve love, money and well-intentioned legislation - the perfect recipe for a complete mess.
All economic decisions involve an infinitely complicated set of interacting networks in the brain that adjust and implement plans that are aimed at securing a desired outcome.
(This is ironic, of course, because the bad life decisions involve being a man of God and trying to be a good person).
