That is not an economist's way of thinking, but it does seem to be how competing groups of ideologues and moralists increasingly view decision-making.
Most parents view decision-making about their children as strictly their purview, especially for the 18 years when the children are legally in their stead.
The four prima facie principles of medical ethics – autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence & justice [ 9] – allow us a lens through which to view decisions made in this area of medicine, VTE treatment in advanced cancer patients.
Further, the kinds of pressures from European labor unions and national governments virtually force them to take a consistently long-term view in decision making.
If a full decision-making process can be considered in the three stages of diagnosing, designing, and deciding — in other words, identifying issues, working out possible solutions, and selecting one8 — then here we are dealing with a restricted view of decision making.
Prof. March:I think it's interesting that we call it bounded rationality because people emphasize the "bounded", but a lot of it was basically a rational view of decision making.
Clearly other members of the multidisciplinary team view formal decision making about palliative care as a medical responsibility.
