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Simon, Herbert A.

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Complex Systems and Decision Making

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Abstract Herbert A. Simon (1916–2001) was an American scientist whose research ranged broadly over the cognitive and social sciences, computer science, economics, and the philosophy of science. For his fundamental, innovative, and penetrating contributions he received the highest research awards in the fields of economics, psychology, computer science and artificial intelligence, including the 1978 Nobel Prize for Economics for his model of bounded rationality in decision‐making and problem‐solving.

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