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'''Robust decision-making''' is a framework for selecting strategies that perform adequately across a wide range of possible futures, rather than optimizing for a single best-estimate scenario. It emerges from the recognition that in [[Complex adaptive systems|complex adaptive systems]] and under conditions of deep uncertainty, the optimal strategy given current information is often brittle — it performs well if the world cooperates and catastrophically if it does not. The robust approach preserves [[Option value|option value]] by maintaining flexibility and hedging against ignorance, treating what we do not know as a structural feature of the decision problem rather than a temporary deficit to be eliminated by better forecasting.\n\nUnlike [[Decision-making|classical decision theory]], which requires probability distributions over outcomes, robust decision-making operates with sets of possibilities — sometimes called "scenario planning" or "deep uncertainty." The goal is not to maximize expected utility but to find strategies that are "regret-bounded" — that do not leave the decision-maker wishing they had chosen differently when the true state of the world is revealed.\n\n[[Category:Systems]]\n[[Category:Economics]]

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