Limited or bounded rationality as a theory of decision making asserts that "real" decision making involves a conflict of organizational and individual interests and a corresponding clash of information that results in the accommodation of diverse partisan political interests through bargaining.

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Limited or bounded rationality refers to the idea that individuals make decisions with limited information and cognitive limitations, not necessarily involving organizational conflicts or political bargaining.

Limited or Bounded Rationality as a Theory of Decision Making