Our findings suggest that individuals are not perfectly informed about the link between saving today and income in retirement, and that, on average, people tend to overestimate the level of retirement income that current saving generates.
But even after reading the Pentagon Papers, Ellsberg remained loyal to the tenets of decision theory; in leaking the Papers to the press, he was simply changing jurisdictions, trading in a faith that perfectly informed Presidents will make rational decisions for a faith that a perfectly informed public will force rational decisions on misguided Presidents.
The intermediaries (Agents) are perfectly informed regarding project types and can recommend that their clients (Principals) either proceed or discontinue a project.
In this case, the result of Dessein (2002) [8] that delegating decisions to a perfectly informed expert is better than communication when preferences between the expert and the principal are not too far apart is reversed.
Market fundamentalism excludes the possibility of group-think, assuming that buyers and sellers are rational, perfectly well informed, and motivated entirely by self-interest.
The song perfectly suited his quirkiness and Nicki informed him that all she wants is to cradle him in her arms.
Max Mendelson, the Southern Pacific's agent in San Juan Capistrano, reported that he had removed the post, informed Avila that the Southern Pacific were perfectly within their rights in the building of the railroad, and ordered her not to interfere again.
If I can well recollect, he informed us that he was perfectly satisfied by the powers of reasoning (with which he is so happily endowed) that those fears were not well grounded.
Professor Wantchekon also argued that it was perfectly reasonable not to inform villagers that they were participating in his experiment because doing so would have skewed the study's results.
I'm perfectly fine with that.
Gamification is perfectly aligned with that".
