How the Sunk Cost Fallacy Makes You Act Stupid
In economics, a sunk cost is any past cost that has already been paid and cannot be recovered. For example, a business may have invested a million dollars into new hardware. This money is now gone and cannot be recovered, so it shouldn’t figure into the business’s decision making process.
Η πλάνη του μη ανακτήσιμου κόστους; Καμιά άλλη απόδοση πιο εύπεπτη, για υπότιτλο;
In economics, a sunk cost is any past cost that has already been paid and cannot be recovered. For example, a business may have invested a million dollars into new hardware. This money is now gone and cannot be recovered, so it shouldn’t figure into the business’s decision making process.
Η πλάνη του μη ανακτήσιμου κόστους; Καμιά άλλη απόδοση πιο εύπεπτη, για υπότιτλο;