Decision Making: Scientific vs Intuition

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What questions should a business ask when making a decision?

  • What price to charge?

  • Who and how many- to employ?

  • How to respond to a new competitor?

  • How much inventory to hold?

  • Whether to expand the business?

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What is an intuition decision making?

Based on intuition, gut feeling and experience

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What is scientific decision making?

  • Scientific decision-making involves making decisions based on evidence and adopting a systematic approach, rather than intuition, hunch or ‘gut reaction’

  • Based on data and analysis

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What examples of scientific decision making are there?

  • Decision trees

  • Investment appraisal

  • Dynamic pricing

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What benefits are there of scientific decision making?

  • Data driven= evidence-based

  • Removes some (but not all) subjective judgment from decisions

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What drawbacks are there of scientific decision making?

  • May still rely on assumptions (judgement)

  • Doesn’t guarantee the correct decision

  • May ignore the crucial aspect of business experience