• In these situations, a second theory, offered by Kenneth Arrow and Edmund Phelps in the early 1970s, is more useful.

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  • Roth's specialty within operations research: game theory, which analyzes situations in which the outcome depends on the actions of multiple people.

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  • The book proposes a kind of contingency theory of management: different situations demand different kinds of management.

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  • In the first session, Julian Birkinshaw proposed a contingency theory of management: different situations demand different kinds of management.

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  • The theory supersedes Newton's law in situations where gravity is very strong, such as next to a black hole, or where energies and speeds are very high.

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  • The general theory is that at some times in some situations, tax cuts can improve economic health overall and actually improve and people are going to write angry letters to me, I know this.

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  • Their award-winning prospect theory, shows how people really make decisions in uncertain situations.

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  • According to Mr Williamson, one lesson from organisational theory is the importance of identifying common patterns of behaviour in seemingly disparate situations.

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  • Some economists say the theory explains why many people don't feel great about their financial situations, despite statistical evidence of a very strong economy.

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  • Economics is prone to conditions that call to mind chaos theory: Given time and a sequence of interacting elements, two seemingly similar situations can lead to very different outcomes.

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  • Memory also appears to play a role in imagining what someone else might be feeling, known as theory of mind, which is helpful in deciding how to behave in unfamiliar social situations, such as going to a party with a new group of friends or starting a job.

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  • To test this theory and determine how the peacocks identified their relatives and picked nearby lekking sites, the researchers studied situations where peacock families had been disrupted.

    ECONOMIST: Team players

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