Sunk Cost Fallacy
A concept in behavioral economics whereby people tend to continue committing resources because of costs already invested that cannot be recovered, even when further investment is not rational.
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The sunk cost fallacy refers to people continuing to maintain a decision because of resources already invested, even when that decision is no longer rational at the present moment.
The sunk cost fallacy is a classic concept in behavioral economics describing people's tendency to continue holding assets because of money or time already invested, even when rational analysis suggests that letting go is more cost-effective
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75%UnverifiedThe sunk cost fallacy refers to people continuing to maintain a decision because of resources already invested, even when that decision is no longer rational at the present moment.
50%UnverifiedThe sunk cost fallacy is a classic concept in behavioral economics describing people's tendency to continue holding assets because of money or time already invested, even when rational analysis suggests that letting go is more cost-effective
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