James G.March - Intellectual Roots of the "Garbage Can Model"

James March emphasizes two ideas which for him are central for the "garbage can model" of decision-making. The first is the importance of the ways we allocate our attention (at what point in time does an actor consider that a problem has become important enough to pay attention to it and start looking or a solution for it). The second is the instability and basic ambiguity of our preferences as well as, more generally, of the decision contexts in which we have to make decisions.

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well explained.

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Who's the interviewer and when did this interview happened? I'd like to have that information for citation purposes.

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Who is james G.march ?

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probably the bald guy talking