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The Best Choice for Whom? — Choices and Trade-offs · KAERON

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Chapter 6 · Choices and Trade-offs

Lesson 1 · Choices and Trade-offs

The Best Choice for Whom?

Choose criteria from the goal and the people affected.

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Chapter 6

Choices and Trade-offs

The best choice depends on goals, costs and consequences.

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The Best Choice for Whom?
~25 min

Chapter Overview

Concept

Best is incomplete without a goal

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The cheapest option may not be the safest; the fastest may not be the most reliable. A reasoned choice begins by naming the goal, the people affected and the criteria that matter.

Example

Choosing a class trip

A science centre may maximise learning, a park may cost less, and a museum may be easiest to reach. Different groups can rank the same options differently without anyone being irrational.

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Choices and Trade-offs

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Best is incomplete without a goal
Choosing a class trip