Bounded rationality
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| - | '''Stupidity''' is the quality or condition of being '''stupid''', or lacking [[intelligence]], as opposed to being merely [[ignorant]] or [[uneducated]]. This quality can be attributed to both an individual (e.g. ''Penny Person is stupid'') or a person's actions, words or beliefs (e.g., ''Penny Person's policies are stupid''). The term can thus also refer to poor use of judgement, or insensitivity to nuances in a person who is otherwise intelligent. The determination of who is stupid is relatively difficult, despite attempts to measure intelligence (and thus stupidity) such as [[Intelligence quotient|IQ tests]]. The adjective is also used as a general [[pejorative]] (e.g. ''I didn't borrow your stupid cap - go look for it yourself''). | ||
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| - | * [[Bounded rationality]] | + | *[[Altruism]] |
| - | * [[Darwin Awards]] | + | *[[Austrian economics]] |
| - | * [[Discrimination]] | + | *[[Behavioral economics]] |
| - | * [[Genius]] | + | *[[Homo economicus]] |
| - | * [[Ignorance]] | + | *[[Irrationality]] |
| - | * [[Irrationality]] | + | *[[Neoclassical economics]] |
| - | * [[Prejudice]] | + | *[[Psychohistory]] |
| - | * [[World Stupidity Awards]] | + | *[[Rational choice theory]] |
| + | *[[Parametric determinism]] | ||
| + | *[[Rational ignorance]] | ||
| + | *[[Satisficing]] | ||
| + | *[[Carnegie School]] | ||
| + | *[[Utility maximization problem]] | ||
| + | *[[Transaction cost]] | ||
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- Altruism
- Austrian economics
- Behavioral economics
- Homo economicus
- Irrationality
- Neoclassical economics
- Psychohistory
- Rational choice theory
- Parametric determinism
- Rational ignorance
- Satisficing
- Carnegie School
- Utility maximization problem
- Transaction cost
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