Intertemporal Trade-Offs is a theoretical construct in economic evaluation that characterizes the preferential trade-offs individuals or decision-makers make between immediate and delayed outcomes, distinguished by its explicit focus on how time inconsistency and discounting mechanisms shape choices across different temporal horizons.
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Business sustainability: It is about time
Pratima Bansal, Mark R. DesJardine · Strategic Organization · 2014 · 863 citations · Full text
The Corporate Propensity to Save
Leigh A. Riddick, Toni M. Whited · The Journal of Finance · 2009 · 719 citations
Asymmetric Discounting in Intertemporal Choice
Elke U. Weber, Eric J. Johnson, Kerry F. Milch et al. · Psychological Science · 2007 · 395 citations
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Coventry, United Kingdom
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New York, United States
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