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2013-05-23 12:21
求翻译:In both types of rationality, the means can be both economic and non-economic ones as noted even by some by some neoclassical economists (Robbins, 1952, p. 145), and yet he somewhat ironically denies the existence of economic ends (implying thus some universal, soft rationality). This definition of rationality on the basis of the character of ends (content) is to be distinguished from that based on the nature of procedure. Thus, if the procedure applied is optimization of some objective function, e.g. maximizing utility or profit and minimizing costs, it leads to unlimited, perfect global or optimizing rationality. In contrast, limited, bounded, adaptive or imperfect rationality is associated with the all-or-none attainment of certain goals or satisficing. Analogously, in both cases, the ends pursued can be both economic and non-economic.是什么意思? 待解决
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In both types of rationality, the means can be both economic and non-economic ones as noted even by some by some neoclassical economists (Robbins, 1952, p. 145), and yet he somewhat ironically denies the existence of economic ends (implying thus some universal, soft rationality). This definition of rationality on the basis of the character of ends (content) is to be distinguished from that based on the nature of procedure. Thus, if the procedure applied is optimization of some objective function, e.g. maximizing utility or profit and minimizing costs, it leads to unlimited, perfect global or optimizing rationality. In contrast, limited, bounded, adaptive or imperfect rationality is associated with the all-or-none attainment of certain goals or satisficing. Analogously, in both cases, the ends pursued can be both economic and non-economic.
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