New insight into how people take decisions has the potential to improve the dismal science's ability to understand and model aggregate behaviour.
AL GORE won dismal reviews for his decision to reinvent himself, in the middle of the last presidential campaign, as a people-versus-the-powerful populist.
Lancaster stepped down on Wednesday as a result of his side's dismal World Cup performance, a decision made after lengthy talks with Ritchie this week.
In 1983, with labor relations at a dismal low, General Motors made a disruptive decision to partner with Toyota on an American plant.
Cook says England's dismal performance at the tournament proved the decision to get rid of him was wrong.
The conservative Minnesota congresswoman's decision, widely expected following her dismal Iowa showing, leaves her supporters up for grabs by the other candidates in the race and could be a boost for former Sen. Rick Santorum.
Despite their efficacy [ 5], the adoption of decision aids in practice has been dismal for reasons that remain unclear.
By that standard, the decision in Bush v. Gore was a dismal failure.
Ted Cruz, it appears, has had a dismal time since the Republican National Convention, where his decision not to endorse Donald Trump drew vigorous boos.
The investment bank was hurt bad decisions amid the credit turmoil, with a dismal performance in virtually all its fixed-income activities causing profit to drop 93percentt.
