Why is the rational model of human behavior so entrenched in economic theory? A. There's a very good reason for why economics developed the way it did, and that is that in many situations, the assumption that people will exploit the opportunities available to them is very plausible, and it simplifies the analysis of how markets will behave.
Such an environment will exploit the vulnerable.
Similarly, open societies, economies and cultures – above all, those embedded in networks of growing trade and exchange – will best exploit the opportunities of the decades ahead.
"While there are no immediate plans for bus services along and under the Cow Lane bridges we'll be working with Reading buses to develop new services that will exploit this opportunity". Construction at Cow Lane meant that for months traffic was limited to one-way as work took place to make the underpass wide enough to allow for two lanes.
Without that, Mr. Assad and his people will fight on, and Russia will continue to exploit the opportunities that we created for it, with Moscow profiting all the more so if we escalate militarily without a viable political framework.
This finding is consistent with Davidsson and Honig (2003), where they show that while education can help a person discover new opportunities, it does not necessarily determine whether he or she will create a new business to exploit the opportunity.
Since there is no significant difference between education levels and entrepreneurial intention, it is possible to see that education can help a person discover new opportunities but it does not necessarily determine whether he or she will create a new business to exploit the opportunity.
Greece now had "to exploit the opportunity," its head of state, President Karolos Papoulias declared.
To exploit the opportunity, Microsoft recently began a new $300 million marketing campaign.
Don't exploit the opportunity.
Determine the resources that will be required to exploit the opportunities and manage the risks.
