The neoclassicists believed that producers and consumers would act rationally to maximise their satisfaction and would find the perfect price to meet their needs.
He reckons the next step is experimental chefs noting customers' reactions to an amuse-bouche before each meal and adjusting the dishes that follow to maximise their satisfaction.
American and British value-maximisers reserved particular disdain for the "stakeholder capitalism" practised in continental Europe.Now, Mr Martin argues, shareholder value should give way to "customer-driven capitalism" in which firms "should instead aim to maximise customer satisfaction".
Yes, for the first time in seven years we will not be self-sufficient and, while it's hardly a crime to be seen sheepishly unloading shopping bags of bought produce, our crates of home-grown produce, artfully (and yes, smugly) arranged to maximise the satisfaction of picking such a bounteous mix at Yuletide, will be sorely missed.
Additionally, we continuously work on improving our product to maximise customer satisfaction, and to bring more transparency into our processes".
All clinicians believed that dialysis centres should deliver high-quality care and endeavour to maximise patient satisfaction.
In addition, relationships are built between participants and local study staff and are able to maximise participants' satisfaction with study processes.
The National Resident Matching Programme was devised to match doctors to hospitals in a way that maximised their satisfaction.
By living well, we mean maximising life satisfaction, reaching one's potential for well-being, and experiencing the best possible quality of life in the context of the challenges that dementia presents for individuals, relationships and communities.
