Symposium: Management Science Today and Tomorrow--Decision Making

Merrill M. Flood
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Merrill M. Flood: Columbia University

Management Science, 1955, vol. 1, issue 2, 167-169

Abstract: Economists and psychologists are interested in the theory of human decision making behavior. So are neurophysiologists and psychoanalysts. So also are statisticians, game theorists, cyberneticians, information theorists, operations researchers and many others among the management scientists.

Date: 1955
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